Regular expressions in the .NET Framework support a number of grouping constructs, which allow a regular expression pattern to be grouped into one or more subexpressions. Grouping constructs are essential for creating backreferences, as well as for defining a subexpression to which a quantifier is applied. The Performance Impact of Capturing Groups
The most commonly used grouping constructs in the .NET Framework regular expression language are (subexpression), which defines a numbered capturing group, and (?
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