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Ruby » String » char in string 




Accessing Strings


speaker = "King Richard III"

If you enter a string as the argument to [], it will return that string, if found:

puts speaker['King']

 
Related examples in the same category
1.Character literal
2.Map chars in a string
3.specify a Fixnum (integer) as an index, it returns the decimal character code for the character found at the index location
4.Use string as array
5.Change a string with offset
6.taking the first letter from a string
7.If you add the chr method from the Integer class, you'll get the actual character:
8.use an offset and length (two Fixnums) to tell [] the index location where you want to start, and then how many characters you want to retrieve
9.Enter a range to grab a range of characters.
10.use regular expressions
11.Adding another argument, a Fixnum, returns that portion of the matched data, starting at 0 in this instance
12.Concatenate string by string index
13.Loop through a string with while
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