Groovy – String Length
Syntax − The length of the string is determined by the length() method of the string. Parameters − No parameters. Return Value − An Integer showing the length of the string. Example Following…
Syntax − The length of the string is determined by the length() method of the string. Parameters − No parameters. Return Value − An Integer showing the length of the string. Example Following…
Syntax The repetition of strings can be done by the simple ‘*’ operator. String*number Parameters The parameters will be A string as the left operand for the * operatorA number…
Syntax The concatenation of strings can be done by the simple ‘+’ operator. String+String Parameters − The parameters will be 2 strings as the left and right operand for the +…
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