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Wiktor Stribiżew
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isherwood
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Regular expression for letters of any alphabet

Need to check with a regular expression that the last name consists only of letters. The alphabet can be any. That is, need something like /[[:alpha:]]+/g which is only for latinLatin, but for any alphabet. For example Крылов.

What does such a regular expression look like?

Regular expression for letters

Need to check with a regular expression that the last name consists only of letters. The alphabet can be any. That is, need something like /[[:alpha:]]+/g which is only for latin, but for any alphabet. For example Крылов.

What does such a regular expression look like?

Regular expression for letters of any alphabet

Need to check with a regular expression that the last name consists only of letters. The alphabet can be any. That is, need something like /[[:alpha:]]+/g which is only for Latin, but for any alphabet. For example Крылов.

What does such a regular expression look like?

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Альберт Александров
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Regular expression for letters

Need to check with a regular expression that the last name consists only of letters. The alphabet can be any. That is, need something like /[[:alpha:]]+/g which is only for latin, but for any alphabet. For example Крылов.

What does such a regular expression look like?