I have some string like this

"ABC17" , "ABCDE16", "AB17a",  "ABCDER10b" 

I want to split the string that goes in front of the number out so the result is like

"17" , "16", "17a", "10b"

Is there a way to do this?

I have tried

string.split(/(\d )/)[1]

but this only takes all of the letters out of the string. I only want to take the letter in front of the number out and keep the number and letter after the number, such as 10b.

CodePudding user response：

in a list you should be able to do this

var x = ["ABC17" , "ABCDE16", "AB17a",  "ABCDER10b"]
x.forEach(y=>{console.log(y.replace(/^\D*/, ''))})

CodePudding user response：

You can use string.split(/^\D*//)[1]