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If I have a string "Param1=value1;Param2=value2;Param3=val3", how can I get the value between the substrings "Param2=" and the next semicolon (or end of string, whichever comes first)?"

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"Param\d+=([^;]*)" will capture the contents between = and ; in group 1

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You can either use a character class that excludes ; (as others have answered), or you can use a non-greedy match anything:

/Param2=(.*?);/
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You can use this string to place all of the values into the Matches collection of the Regex class

string regex = "Param[0-9]*?=(?<value>.*?)(;|$)"