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| − | '''String manipulation''' (or '''string handling''') is a mechanism or a library feature of most [[programming language]]s | + | '''String manipulation''' (or '''string handling''') is the process of changing, parsing, splicing, pasting, or analyzing [[strings]]. String manipulation typically comes as a mechanism or a library feature of in most [[programming language]]s. |
Typically, most programming languages provide a [[string]] [[data type]] that holds a sequence of characters. Such types often expose a set of [[function]]s and various other low-level functionality for manipulating the contained characters. | Typically, most programming languages provide a [[string]] [[data type]] that holds a sequence of characters. Such types often expose a set of [[function]]s and various other low-level functionality for manipulating the contained characters. | ||
| − | + | == Common operations == | |
| − | + | *'''[[Concatenation - string manipulation|Concatenation]]''' is the process of joining two [[strings]] together into a single string. For example "<code>race</code>" concatenated with "<code>car</code>" results in "<code>racecar</code>". | |
| − | + | *'''[[Splitting - string manipulation|Splitting]]''' is the process of breaking down a string into multiple strings according to a certain [[delimiter]] or rule (e.g. [[regex]] pattern). For example "<code>A B C</code>" could be split into three separate strings, ("<code>A</code>", "<code>B</code>", "<code>C</code>"), using the space character as a delimiter. | |
| + | *'''[[Substrings - string manipulation|Substrings]]''' is the process of extracting a portion of the string from a bigger string. Such operations typically involve a starting offset and a length. For example, one possible substring of "<code>apples</code>" is "<code>pp</code>". | ||
| + | *'''[[Case conversion - string manipulation|Case conversion]]''' is the process of converting a string into a specific case for example into all lowercase or [[titlecase]]. | ||
| + | *'''[[Searching - string manipulation|Searching]]''' is the process of searching for a specific pattern in a string. | ||
| − | == | + | == In various languages == |
| − | + | Most programming languages provide a built-in mechanism or library functions for manipulating strings. | |
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| − | + | * [[algol/string manipulation|ALGOL]] | |
| − | {{ | + | * [[c sharp/string manipulation|C Sharp]] |
| + | * {{C|string handling|C}} | ||
| + | * [[c++/string manipulation|C++]] | ||
| + | * [[delphi/string manipulation|Delphi]] | ||
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| − | + | * [[go/string manipulation|Go]] | |
| + | * [[haskell/string manipulation|Haskell]] | ||
| + | * [[java/string manipulation|Java]] | ||
| + | * [[javascript/string manipulation|JavaScript]] | ||
| + | * [[lua/string manipulation|Lua]] | ||
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| − | {{ | + | * {{mIRC|string manipulation|mIRC}} |
| + | * [[php/string manipulation|PHP]] | ||
| + | * [[python/string manipulation|Python]] | ||
| + | * [[ruby/string manipulation|Ruby]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:08, 4 January 2015
String manipulation (or string handling) is the process of changing, parsing, splicing, pasting, or analyzing strings. String manipulation typically comes as a mechanism or a library feature of in most programming languages.
Typically, most programming languages provide a string data type that holds a sequence of characters. Such types often expose a set of functions and various other low-level functionality for manipulating the contained characters.
Common operations[edit]
- Concatenation is the process of joining two strings together into a single string. For example "
race" concatenated with "car" results in "racecar". - Splitting is the process of breaking down a string into multiple strings according to a certain delimiter or rule (e.g. regex pattern). For example "
A B C" could be split into three separate strings, ("A", "B", "C"), using the space character as a delimiter. - Substrings is the process of extracting a portion of the string from a bigger string. Such operations typically involve a starting offset and a length. For example, one possible substring of "
apples" is "pp". - Case conversion is the process of converting a string into a specific case for example into all lowercase or titlecase.
- Searching is the process of searching for a specific pattern in a string.
In various languages[edit]
Most programming languages provide a built-in mechanism or library functions for manipulating strings.
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