Treat CNPJ’s list with regular expression

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I have a list of CNPJ’s, I would like to take this list and add simple quotes and separate each of them with comma, doing this with regular expression.

Ex. My list:

32132132132 32132132132 32132132132132 32132132132

How I wish you to stay:

'32132132132','32132132132','321321321323','32132132132132132'

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    Language is missing, Regexs (Regular Expressions) work differently depending on the Language

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    Possible duplicate of Regular expression to validate a field that accepts CPF or CNPJ

  • I would do something like: demo, that would work in some of the simplest text editors... Your question would be more to replace in a list that has space as separator, to comma as separator and to put apostrophe delimiting each element. And not treat CNPJ...

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I honestly see no reason to use Regular Expressions in something simple.

In PHP utilize explode and join

$str = '32132132132 32132132132 321321321323 32132132132132';
$exp = explode(' ', $str);
echo "'" . join("';'", $exp) . "'";

See working in repl it.

In Python utilize split and join

str = '32132132132 32132132132 321321321323 32132132132132';
exp = str.split();
print("'" + "';'".join(exp) + "'")

See working in repl it.

In Java utilize split and join

String link = "32132132132 32132132132 321321321323 32132132132132";
String[] partes = link.split(" ");
System.out.println("'" + String.join("';'", partes) + "'");

See working in repl it.

In Javascript utilize split and join

let str = '32132132132 32132132132 321321321323 32132132132132';
let res = "'" + str.split(' ').join("';'") + "'";
console.log(res)

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