生成满足多条件的10位数字手机号正则表达式（含至少3个唯一数字）

Got it, let's work through this regex problem together. You need to validate 10-digit phone numbers that meet four specific criteria, so let's break down each requirement and build the solution step by step.

The Final Regex #

^(?!(\d)\1{9}$)(?!^(\d)(?:\1|(\d)){9}$)\d{10}$

Breakdown of Each Requirement & Regex Component #

Let's map each of your conditions to parts of the regex:

1. Only contains 0-9 digits + Fixed 10-length + No spaces
   The base pattern ^\d{10}$ handles all three of these:

   • \d matches any 0-9 digit (so no spaces or other non-digit characters are allowed)
   • {10} enforces exactly 10 characters
   • ^ and $ anchor the regex to the start and end of the string, ensuring no extra characters sneak in.

2. Exclude numbers with only 1 unique digit
   The negative lookahead (?!(\d)\1{9}$) takes care of this:

   • (\d) captures the first digit in the string
   • \1{9} matches that same digit repeated 9 more times (for a total of 10 identical digits)
   • The lookahead ensures the string isn't this pattern (so numbers like "1111111111" get rejected)

3. Exclude numbers with only 2 unique digits
   The second negative lookahead (?!^(\d)(?:\1|(\d)){9}$) handles this:

   • (\d) captures the first digit, then (?:\1|(\d)) matches either that first digit or a second unique digit (captured as \2)
   • {9} repeats this group 9 times, making the total length 10
   • This lookahead ensures the string isn't made up of only two distinct digits (rejecting examples like "7878787878" or "1111122222")

Test Cases #

Let's verify against your examples:

• Valid matches:
  • "1234567890" (10 unique digits)
  • "1122557890" (multiple unique digits)
  • "7878787808" (3 unique digits: 7, 8, 0)
• Invalid matches:
  • "7878787878" (only 2 unique digits)
  • "1111122222" (only 2 unique digits)
  • "1111111111" (only 1 unique digit)
  • "123456789" (only 9 digits)
  • "123 4567890" (contains a space, fails the \d{10} check)

Notes #

This regex uses standard PCRE syntax, which is supported in most programming languages (JavaScript, Python, Java, etc.). If you're working in a language with limited regex support, you might need minor adjustments, but this should work for most use cases.

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