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of crowd of normal developers. With everyday’s work it’s really hard to get time to learn everything. But Regular Expression are something that developers use for their day to day work. Those who are new or are not familiar with RegEx(Regular Expressions) are usually Most important this is some skill which can be used across platforms. In this post you’ll learn how to create regular expression by yourself and how to start practicing while working with Visual Studio. Considering you’re working on a large codebase and regularly you need to search for method names, Event names or just some code lines or anything that you want to look up in the code base. Usually what developers do use is “Find in Files” or “Find All” with given terms. But what if you don’t know the exact name of the code line you want to search. What will you do? Well, you can definitely think of a patterns that may help you find your target line of code. code base to look into something. So For e.g. I want to look for all clas*es used in validation. I’ll start my search with following in - As*uming they’re named properly with the prefix, suffix or in between the name of a clas*es. - The clas*es names may contain variations like “Validator”, “Validation”, Validatable” etc. Either I can search for all these terms individually and collect results manually, Or I can use pattern matching and find all result in one go. So I’m going to open the “Find in files” window(SHIFT + CTRL + F) and start writing a Regular expression for it: what it means) to find a patterns based on my as*umptions above. After clicking on “Find All” I have following results: Instead of searching for individual keywords I have my result in single search. I saved time and I have my regular expression which Explanation of Regex used above Let break down this and see what individual things means:. – Represents anything(character-non character, symbols, digits etc.) in a string.