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Q: Regex to match non-zero numbers and only 2 digits I'm trying to set up a regex that validates strings that follow a certain pattern. I'd like to only match strings that have at least 2 digits, but nothing larger. I need to allow either decimal or hex numbers, or even mixed decimal/hex. I've tried: ^d*d{2,}$ And it matches all the valid strings, but also strings like '42' and '.1' and stuff. If I use: ^d+d{2,}$ It works fine, but only for decimal numbers, and not hex. My actual regex is more complex than that (multiple cases of digit grouping, 0 or not, etc). But I simplified it down to get some help on how to approach the problem. I'm just trying to match strings that have at least 2 digits and nothing larger. A: Don't use a regex here. Use intval: if( intval($num) > 0 && preg_match('/^d+$/', $num) ) //num is at least 2 digits Or with the regex you tried: if( preg_match('/^d*d{2,}$/', $num) ) The regex will accept integers with leading zeroes and with leading zeroes inside the number (e.g. 01234 matches for 01234, but the regex does not accept 013.5. But, we use the regex to verify that the number has only 2 digits, and not more. If you are going to use a regex for this, the regex to do it is ^d+d{2}$ That will match the number at least 2 digits long, and of course zero or more numbers, giving you the number zero or more times. So 1.0 will match, as will 1.000000001 1.0000000000000000000 .000000001 .0000000010 .0000000 .00000000000001

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