How to parse two values ​​at once from a string?

Question

Regular Expressions

There is a line:

<tr><td>&nbsp;<a href="m.exe?t=4253609_1_2&s1=A">A</a></td><td>&nbsp;<a href="m.exe?t=4253609_2_1">авиалиния, протяжённая преимущественно в направлении север-юг</a> <span STYLE="color:gray">amber airway<span STYLE="color:black"> &nbsp;<a href="m.exe?a=116&&UserName=%D3%E3%EB%EE%E2">(Углов)</a></td></tr>

You need to get two values:
A
and
an airline stretching mainly in the north-south direction amber airway   (Angles)
how to get two values ​​\u200b\u200bfrom a string at once using regex?

Answer 1

In a curve, you can do it like this
.*">(.*)<\/a>.*">(.*)<\/a>.*href
( https://regex101.com/r/vU8cU1/1)
And normally, you need to watch the entire html so that there are no problems.
But in general, it is better to use libraries for parsing tags.