JavaScript RegExp {x,} Quantifier

The JavaScript "m{X,}" quantifier works on any text of a series (m) with minimum X times. The {X,} is represented as a number and can be matched to string at least x number using the quantifier function in JavaScript. The regex quantifier operates in a string with the regex search, match, test, and exec methods. We can use regex modifiers for the available character with the quantifier.

Syntax

The following syntax uses the regex "x" quantifier to get available characters.

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Description

• The "a" is represented as an input character with the modifier.
• The "x" shows matching data at least given numbers such as 1,2, etc.
• The modifier uses global and case-insensitive with the regex quantifier.

Supported Browsers

The given browsers support the javascript regex {x,} quantifier.

• Google Chrome
• Internet Explorer
• Opera
• Safari
• Firefox
• Edge

Examples

The following examples show the {x,} quantifier of the javascript regex. We can use numbers as characters in the quantifier.

Example 1:

The given example matches the "j" data with the one and two digits of the sequence number using the quantifier regex. We can get the availability of the characters of the string.

Output

The quantifier gives availability "j" values several times in javascript.

Example 2:

The given example matches the digital numbers with the two and three digits of the sequence number. We can get the availability of the characters of the string.

Output

The quantifier gives available "20" values in a string using JavaScript.

Example 3:

The given example tests the digital numbers with the two and five digits of the sequence number. We can get the Boolean output for the availability of the string characters.

Output

The quantifier is used to test the availability of the three or five sequences of the number.

Example 4:

The example uses global and case-insensitive modifiers with {x,} quantifiers. We can get the difference of the single sequence of the character with the modifiers.

Output

The quantifier is used to test the availability of the single sequence of the number.

Conclusion

The {x,} quantifier works to get a sequence of the strings, characters, and numbers. We can operate to replace, test, match, and filter the data with the quantifier.