String Nodes
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String Nodes
Appends one of two possible strings, determined by a Boolean value, to another string you specify.
Concatenates input strings and/or 1D arrays of strings into a single output string.
Converts a number into a regular string and appends the result to the input string.
Searches for a pattern of characters in a string as specified by a limited set of regular expressions.
Copies a specified line from one string and appends that line to another string.
Deletes a specified length of characters in a string and replaces the deleted portion with another string.
Produces a string whose characters are in reverse order of those in an input string.
Moves the first character of a string to the end of the string.
Converts the characters at the beginning of a string to a numeric value, using format specifiers to determine the representation and precision of the resulting number.
Searches for a pattern in the input string and replaces either the first match or every match with a substring you specify.
Divides a single string into two substrings.
Returns the number of characters in a string.
Returns a portion, or substring, of a string.
Converts all alphabetic characters in a string to lowercase characters.
Converts all alphabetic characters in a string to uppercase characters.
Removes all ASCII whitespace, such as spaces, tabs, carriage returns, and linefeeds, from the beginning, end, or both ends of the input string.