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Using Regular expression to replace repetitive punctuation?
原标题:

Here is a sentence like this:

Happy birthday!! I have a good day. :)

I want to know how to process these sentence using regular expression to the following formate:

Happy birthday! I have a good day.
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Here s how to do it in PERL (since you didn t specify a programming language.

my $str = "Happy birthday!! I have a good day. :)";
$str =~ s/([.!?]){2,}/$1/g;    #remove multiple punctuation
$str =~ s/[:;()]+//g;          #remove emoticon
print $str;
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