This document provides an overview of common Java String methods including length() to return the character count, charAt(n) to return the character at a specific index, indexOf(d) to return the index of the first occurrence of a character, substring(a, b) to return a substring from index a to b, and substring(c) to return a substring from index c to the end.
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Java String Methods
This document provides an overview of common Java String methods including length() to return the character count, charAt(n) to return the character at a specific index, indexOf(d) to return the index of the first occurrence of a character, substring(a, b) to return a substring from index a to b, and substring(c) to return a substring from index c to the end.
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Reference: Java String Methods
length() returns the number of characters in a String
charAt(n) returns the character at index n indexOf(d) returns the index of the first occurrence of d in the String substring(a, b) returns the sequence of characters at index a up to b substring(c) returns the sequence of characters from index c through the Strings end