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    1. The document discusses various string functions in Java including length(), charAt(), concat(), equals(), indexOf(), equalsIgnoreCase(), lastIndexOf(), startsWith(), endsWith(), toLowerCase(), toUpperCase(), trim(), replace(), and substring(). 2. These functions allow you to get the length of a string, extract characters, concatenate strings, compare strings, find the position of characters, convert case, remove whitespace, replace characters, and extract substrings. 3. Examples are provided for each function to demonstrate its usage.

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    1. The document discusses various string functions in Java including length(), charAt(), concat(), equals(), indexOf(), equalsIgnoreCase(), lastIndexOf(), startsWith(), endsWith(), toLowerCase(), toUpperCase(), trim(), replace(), and substring(). 2. These functions allow you to get the length of a string, extract characters, concatenate strings, compare strings, find the position of characters, convert case, remove whitespace, replace characters, and extract substrings. 3. Examples are provided for each function to demonstrate its usage.

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    1. The document discusses various string functions in Java including length(), charAt(), concat(), equals(), indexOf(), equalsIgnoreCase(), lastIndexOf(), startsWith(), endsWith(), toLowerCase(), toUpperCase(), trim(), replace(), and substring(). 2. These functions allow you to get the length of a string, extract characters, concatenate strings, compare strings, find the position of characters, convert case, remove whitespace, replace characters, and extract substrings. 3. Examples are provided for each function to demonstrate its usage.

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    1. The document discusses various string functions in Java including length(), charAt(), concat(), equals(), indexOf(), equalsIgnoreCase(), lastIndexOf(), startsWith(), endsWith(), toLowerCase(), toUpperCase(), trim(), replace(), and substring(). 2. These functions allow you to get the length of a string, extract characters, concatenate strings, compare strings, find the position of characters, convert case, remove whitespace, replace characters, and extract substrings. 3. Examples are provided for each function to demonstrate its usage.

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    ‘Java String Functions’

    Strings - Collection of characters is called a string. String is a reference data type in java.

    Few of the methods that are in ur course

    1. length () - this method of string class is used to find length of string.

    for eg.

    String k="infotech";

    sout(k.length()); - it will print 8

    2. charAt(int i) - this method of string class is used to extract a character from given index position of the

    string.

    for eg.

    String k="infotech";

    sout(k.charAt(2)) - ti will print f

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    NOTE - index value of characters starts at 0

    3. concat(String m) - this method of string class is used to concat a string into another string.

    for eg.

    String k="infotech";

    String m="computer";

    sout(k.concat(m)); - it will print infotechcomputer

    NOTE - we can also add two strings in java using + operator

    for eg.

    String k="infotech";

    String m="computer";

    sout(k+m); - will print infotechcomputer

    4. equals(String str) - this method of string class is used to compare two strings for thier equality.

    for eg.

    String k="infotech";

    String m="infotech";

    sout(k.equals(m)); - it will print true bcoz both of the strings are same

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    5. indexOf(char ch) - this method of string class is used to find position of first occurence of the given

    character in string.

    for eg.

    String k="infotech";

    sout(k.indexOf('f')); - it will print 2

    6. equalsIgnoreCase(String str) - this method of string class is same as equals but it compares two string for

    thier equality and ignores the case.

    for eg.

    String k="infotech";

    String m="INFOTECH";

    sout(k.equals(m)); - will print false bcoz both strings are not same

    sout(k.equalsIgnoreCase(m)); - will print true bcoz we have used equalsignorecase

    7. lastIndexOf(char ch) - this function of string class is same as IndexOf function but it will find the position

    of last occurence of the given character in string.

    for eg.

    String k="infotech computer";

    sout(k.lastIndexOf('o')); - will print 10

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    8. startsWith(String str) - this function is used to find whether the string starts with the given string or not

    for eg.

    String k="infotech comptuer"

    sout(k.startsWith("info")); - will print true

    9. endsWith(String str) - just opposite of startsWith

    10. toLowerCase() - this function coverts the string to lowercase letters

    for eg.

    String k="iNfOteCh";

    sout(k.toLowerCase()); - will print "infotech"

    11. to UpperCase() - just opposite of toLowerCase

    12. trim() - will remove blank spaces from both sides of string.

    for eg.

    String k=" infotech ";

    sout(k.trim()); - will print "infotech"

    13. replace(char oldchar, char newchar) - this function will replace the given old character in string with

    given new character

    for eg.
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    String k="infotech";

    sout(k.replace('t','s')); - will print infosech

    14. substring(int begin,int end) - this funtion is used to extract a part of string from it.

    for eg.

    String k="infotech";

    sout(k.substring(3,6)); - will print "ote"

    NOTE - index starts with 0 and 6th character will not print

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