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There are many methods to work on strings and we will discuss here a few important ones.
int length() - Get string length:
var str1:String = "one"
println("Length is " + str1.length());
String concat(String) - Concat one string to another:
var str1:String = "one"
var str2:String = str1.concat(" two")
println("Combined string is " + str2);
char charAt(int index) - Returns the character at the given index first index being 0:
var str:String = "New York"
println("Char at 5th index is " + str.charAt(4));
String replace(char oldChar, char newChar) - Returns a new string after replacing all occurrences of string oldChar with string newChar:
var str:String = "New York"
println("New string is " + str.replace("York","Shire"));
String replaceAll(char oldChar, char newChar) - Returns a new string after replacing all occurrences of string oldChar with string newChar. It is same as replace
function but additionally, it can also use regular expressions (regex).
var str:String = "New York 1ab2c3"
println("New string is " + str.replaceAll("[0-9]","x"));
To replace multiple chars, use |
separator between patterns.
var str:String = "New York"
// replace all w and k with z
println("New string is " + str.replaceAll("w|k","z"));
String[] split(String regex) - Splits the string around matches of the given regular expression.
var str:String = "New,York,Hello, There"
var strarray = new Array[String](3)
strarray = str.split(",")
println("New string is " + strarray(0));
println(strarray.deep.mkString("\n"))
String substring(int beginIndex, int endIndex) - Returns the substring of a string ending at endIndex-1.
var str:String = "NewxYorkyHello, There"
var str1 = str.substring(4,9)
println("New string is " + str1)
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