java - Regex for validating numbers with certain length and beginning -


i validate value should have numbers , length should 11 , should not start 129.

is possible not efficient in regular expressions?

use negative lookahead. regex should ^(?!129)\d{11}$ turn java pattern; escape backslash.


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