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Learn Java - String Methods Cheatsheet - Codecademy

This document discusses several string methods in Java including length(), concat(), equals(), indexOf(), charAt(), toUpperCase(), and toLowerCase(). It provides examples of each method and describes what each one is used for and how it works.

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Learn Java - String Methods Cheatsheet - Codecademy

This document discusses several string methods in Java including length(), concat(), equals(), indexOf(), charAt(), toUpperCase(), and toLowerCase(). It provides examples of each method and describes what each one is used for and how it works.

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Cheatsheets / Learn Java

String Methods
length() String Method in Java
In Java, the length() string method returns the total
number of characters – the length – of a String . String str = "Codecademy";

System.out.println(str.length());
// prints 10

concat() String Method in Java


In Java, the concat() string method is used to append
one String to the end of another String . This String s1 = "Hello";
method returns a String representing the text of the String s2 = " World!";
combined strings.

String s3 = s1.concat(s2);
// concatenates strings s1 and s2

System.out.println(s3);
// prints "Hello World!"

String Method equals() in Java


In Java, the equals() string method tests for equality
between two String s. String s1 = "Hello";
equals() compares the contents of each String . If all String s2 = "World";
of the characters between the two match, the method
returns true . If any of the characters do not match, it System.out.println(s1.equals("Hello"));
returns false .
// prints true
Additionally, if you want to compare two strings without
considering upper/lower cases, you can use
System.out.println(s2.equals("Hello"));
.equalsIgnoreCase() .
// prints false

System.out.println(s2.equalsIgnoreCase("w
orld"));
// prints true
indexOf() String Method in Java
In Java, the indexOf() string method returns the first
occurence of a character or a substring in a String . String str = "Hello World!";
The character/substring that you want to find the index
of goes inside of the () . System.out.println(str.indexOf("l"));
If indexOf() cannot find the character or substring, it // prints 2
will return -1.

System.out.println(str.indexOf("Wor"));
// prints 6

System.out.println(str.indexOf("z"));
// prints -1

charAt() String Method in Java


In Java, the charAt() string method returns the
character of a String at a specified index. The index String str = "This is a string";
value is passed inside of the () , and should lie
between 0 and length()-1 . System.out.println(str.charAt(0));
// prints 'T'

System.out.println(str.charAt(15));
// prints 'g'

toUpperCase() and toLowerCase() String Methods


In Java, we can easily convert a String to upper and
lower case with the help of a few string methods: String str = "Hello World!";

toUpperCase() returns the string value converted


String uppercase = str.toUpperCase();
to uppercase.
// uppercase = "HELLO WORLD!"
toLowerCase() returns the string value converted
to lowercase. String lowercase = str.toLowerCase();
// lowercase = "hello world!"

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