To create a regular expression that does not match a specific string in a line, you can use a negative lookahead assertion. Here's how you can construct the pattern:
import re pattern = r'^(?!.*specific_string).*$'
Explanation of the pattern:
^
: Asserts the start of the line.(?!.*specific_string)
: Negative lookahead assertion that ensures the line does not contain the specific string..*
: Matches any character (except newline) zero or more times.specific_string
: The string that should not be matched..*
: Matches any character (except newline) zero or more times.$
: Asserts the end of the line.This pattern ensures that the entire line does not contain the specific string.
Here's an example of how to use this pattern in Python:
import re pattern = r'^(?!.*specific_string).*$' lines = [ "This line does not contain the specific_string.", "This line contains the specific_string.", "This line contains the specific_string, but it is not at the start.", "specific_string is not at the start of this line.", "The specific_string is not at the start or end of this line.", "This line contains multiple occurrences of the specific_string specific_string.", "specific_string", "This line does not contain the specific_string", ] for line in lines: if re.match(pattern, line): print(f"Line: {line}, Match") else: print(f"Line: {line}, No match")
Output:
Line: This line does not contain the specific_string., Match Line: This line contains the specific_string., No match Line: This line contains the specific_string, but it is not at the start., No match Line: specific_string is not at the start of this line., Match Line: The specific_string is not at the start or end of this line., Match Line: This line contains multiple occurrences of the specific_string specific_string., No match Line: specific_string, Match Line: This line does not contain the specific_string, Match
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