Core Java Programming Course- Bracket Expressions in RegEx (regular expressions)

The video tutorial explains the concept of bracket expressions in regular expressions, focusing on how square brackets can be used to specify a set of characters or a range of characters. It covers the use of literals, ranges, and the carrot sign for negation. The tutorial also discusses how to include special characters and apply quantifiers to bracket expressions, providing examples to illustrate these concepts.

What are the characters that can be added inside square brackets in bracket expressions?

Explain how the use of square brackets differs from small brackets in regular expressions.

How can ranges be specified within square brackets? Provide an example.

What does the caret (^) symbol signify when used at the beginning of square brackets?

Describe how to create a pattern for special characters using square brackets.

What is the significance of using quantifiers with square brackets in regular expressions?

What is the difference between adding characters in small brackets versus square brackets?