What is the correct regex pattern to use in preg_match() to extract text between % symbols?

To extract text between % symbols using preg_match(), you can use the regex pattern '/%(.*?)%/' where: - % is a literal character representing the % symbol - (.*?) is a non-greedy match for any character (.) zero or more times (*) - The parentheses () capture the text between the % symbols Here is the complete PHP code snippet implementing the fix: 

$string = "This is a %sample% text with %some% placeholders.";
preg_match_all('/%(.*?)%/', $string, $matches);

foreach ($matches[1] as $match) {
    echo $match . "\n";
}

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PHP preg_match regex pattern text extraction % symbols

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