Golang has a built-in string function called ContainsAny() that we can use to check whether a specified string is present in a given string or not.ContainsAny() is completely different from Contains().Contains() is used to detect if a string contains a substring.ContainsAny() is used to detect if a string contains any ... Read More

Title() is a built-in function of strings package in Golang that is used to convert a string into Title Case. It converts the first character of each word in a given string into uppercase and returns the modified string.Syntaxfunc Title(s string) stringWhere s is the given string.Example 1Let us consider ... Read More

strings.SplitAfter() is a built-in function in Golang that is used to break a string into a slice. SplitAfter is different from other Split functions. Here, we slice a given string into substrings after each instance of separators and it returns a slice of those substrings.Syntaxfunc SplitAfter(S String, sep string) []stringWhere ... Read More

strings.SplitN() is a built-in function in Golang that is used to split a given string into substrings by the given separator. It returns the slices of the substrings between those separators.Syntaxfunc SplitN(str, sep string, n int) []stringWhere, str is the given input string, sep is the separator string, andn defines the ... Read More

strings.Split() is used to break a string into a list of substrings using a specified delimiter. It returns the substrings in the form of a slice.SyntaxThe syntax of strings.Split() is as follows −func Split(S string, sep string) []stringWhere s is the given string and sep is the delimiter (separator) string. ... Read More

strings.Repeat() is a built-in function in Golang that is used to repeat a string for a specified number of times. It returns a new string which consists of a new count of copies of the given string.SyntaxIts syntax is as follows −func Repeat(s string, count int) stringWhere s is the ... Read More

LastIndex() is a built-in function of strings package in Golang. This function is used to check the index of the last occurrence of a specified substring in a given original string. If the substring is found in the given string, then it returns its index position, starting from 0; otherwise ... Read More

The simplest way to concatenate two strings in Golang is to use the "+" operator. For example, Example 1package main import (    "fmt" ) func main() {    str1 := "Hello..."    str2 := "How are you doing?"     fmt.Println("1st String:", str1)    fmt.Println("2nd String:", ... Read More

IndexByte() is an inbuilt function of strings package in Golang. This function returns the index of the first occurrence of a character in a given string. If the character is found, then it returns its index, starting from 0; else it returns "-1".Syntaxfunc IndexByte(str string, chr byte) intWhere, str – ... Read More

strings.IndexAny is a built-in function in Golang which is used to get the index of the first instance of any Unicode code point from the input substring. If the substring is found, it returns the position starting from 0; else it returns -1.Syntaxfunc IndexAny(s, chars string) intWhere, s – The original ... Read More