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RegEx Program in Python

ASSIGNMENT SUBMITTED TO
Dr. Aftab A Shaikh

Course
Theory of Automata
Spring-2023

Prepared By:
Asad Ali (MSC-21F-001)
Asad Ali (MSC-21F-001) 2023

Code#1:
import re return processed_name
def process_name(name): else:
# Regular expression pattern to match last # No match found, return the original name
name, first name, and optional suffix return name
# Test cases
pattern = r'^(\w+(?: \w+)*),\s*([\w. names = [
]+)\s*(\w*\.*\s*)$' "Dijkstra, Edsger W.",
# Extract the components of the name using "Hoare, C. Anthony R..",
the pattern "Peterson 3rd, Gordon E.",
match = re.match(pattern, name) "Key Point Software",
if match: "Evergreen Valley College"
last_name = match.group(1) ]
first_name = match.group(2) for name in names:
suffix = match.group(3) processed_name = process_name(name)
# Construct the "first-name-first" format print(processed_name)
processed_name = f"{first_name.strip()}
{last_name}"
Asad Ali (MSC-21F-001) 2023

Output-1:

Code#2
import re
def process_phone(phone):
phone = re.sub(r'^(\d{3})-(\d{4})$', r'(0300) \1-\2', phone)
phone = re.sub(r'^(\d{3})-(\d{3})-(\d{4})$', r'(0333) \2-\3', phone)
phone = re.sub(r'^\((\d{3})\) (\d{3})-(\d{4})$', r'(0300) \2-\3', phone)
phone = re.sub(r'^(\d{3})\s(\d{3})-(\d{4})$', r'(0\1) \2-\3', phone)
return phone
phone_numbers = [
'274-7900',
'510-555-0297',
'312 555-8763',
'(800) 775-7731'
]
for phone in phone_numbers:
processed_phone = process_phone(phone)
print(processed_phone)

Code#3:
import re
def process_name(name):
# Check if the name contains a comma
if ',' in name:
# Split the name into last name and first name
last_name, first_name = re.split(r',\s*', name)
# Reorder the names in "first-name-first" form
return f"{first_name} {last_name}"
else:
return name
def process_phone(phone):
Asad Ali (MSC-21F-001) 2023

# Remove any non-digit characters from the phone number


digits = re.sub(r'\D', '', phone)
# Format the phone number as (NNNN) NNN-NNNN
formatted_phone = f"({digits[:4]}) {digits[4:7]}-{digits[7:]}"
return formatted_phone
# Define the data with names and phone numbers
data = [
('Gordon E. Peterson 3rd', '0300 555-1212'),
('C. Anthony R. Hoare Key Point Software', '0312 555-8763'),
('Key Point Software', '0300 249-6625'),
('Evergreen Valley College', '0308 274-7900'),
('Edsger W. Dijsktra', '0310 555-0297'),
("O'Reilly & Associates", '0310 775-7731')
]
# Process names and phones using the respective functions
processed_data = [(process_phone(phone), process_name(name)) for name, phone in data]
# Sort the data by phone number
sorted_data = sorted(processed_data, key=lambda x: x[0])
# Print the sorted data
print("Phone\t\t\tName")
for phone, name in sorted_data:
print(f"{phone}\t{name}")

Output-3

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