A string is sequence of characters enclosed within a pair of double quotes. example: "http://dotnet-skills.blogspot.com","Mohammad","123@$#%" Some of the built in string handling functions are stated below: 1. Length 2. ToUpper() 3. ToLower() 4. IndexOf() 5. LastIndexOf() 6. Split() 7. Replace() 8. Remove() 9. StarstWith() 10.EndsWith() 11.Equals() 12.Contains() 13.Substring() 14.ToCharArray() 15.CompareTo() 16.Trim() 17.TrimStart() 18.TrimEnd()
using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; namespace Strings { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { /* StartsWith(): returns true if the substring is present at the beginning of the string. otherwise, it returns false.*/ string s1 = "http://dotnet-skills.blogspot.com"; Console.WriteLine("Result: " + s1.StartsWith("http")); //EndsWith(): returns true if the substring is present at // the end of the string. otherwise, it returns false. Console.WriteLine("Result: " + s1.EndsWith(".com")); //Equals(): used to compare two strings string s2 = "dotnet-skills"; string s3 = "dotnet-skills"; if (s2.Equals(s3)) Console.WriteLine("strings are equal"); else Console.WriteLine("strings are not equal"); //Contains( ): returns true if the substring is present the given // string. otherwise, return false. string s4 = "http://dotnet-skills.blogspot.com"; Console.WriteLine(s4.Contains("dotnet")); //Substring(): extracts the substring from the given string string s5 = "http://dotnet-skills.blogspot.com"; Console.WriteLine("Substring: " + s5.Substring(7, 13)); // ToCharArray(): creates array of characters for a given string string s6 = ".net technology"; char[] a = s6.ToCharArray(); for (int i = 0; i < a.Length; i++) Console.WriteLine(a[i]); } } }
Out put:
Result: True Result: True strings are equal True Substring: dotnet-skills . n e t t e c h n o l o g y
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