I have this in a string. And need to get "USING REGULAR EXPRESSIONS" not explode not substr.. the words that follows "#123" or "#345345" the numbers vary in lenght.
String = "address number between #258 Kentucky";
In that case get Kentucky. I have used this but doesn't work.
\b#([0-9]+)\b
You cannot use \b (word boundary) before # which is a non-word character.
Just use this regex:
#([0-9]+)\s+(\w+)\b