# strings "Hello world" "Hello \" world" "Hello \n world" "Hello #{"world"}" "Hello #world" # charlists 'Hello world' 'Hello \' world' 'Hello \n world' 'Hello #{'world'}' 'Hello #world' # regexes ~r()gif ~r[]gfi Expand Down 150 changes: 150 additions & 0 deletions ...
C++ STL - Create substring C++ STL - Compare two string objects C++ STL - Convert a character to string C++ STL - Convert an integer to string C++ STL - Accessing character elements C++ STL - Comparing two strings C++ STL - Concatenating two strings C++ STL - Convert hex string to integer...
Hashtable of lists Have C# check what version of Excel is installed Have ListBox an event when addid or removing Items? Having an error "Cannot find table 0" C# Having trouble with DBNull.Value and strings... having trouble with stongly signed assembly "SecurityException: Strong name validati...
hdr:=res.Header.Get("Set-Cookie") id:=res.Header.Get("X-Syncthing-ID")[:5] id:=res.Header.Get("X-Syncthing-ID")[:protocol.ShortIDStringLength] if!strings.Contains(hdr,"CSRF-Token") { t.Error("Missing CSRF-Token in",hdr) } Expand Down...
Suppose I have two strings, "/sdcard/test.avi" and "/sdcard/test.mkv". I need to create an if statement in C to check if the last four characters of the string contain ".avi". How can I accomplish this? Should I use strcmp or some other method?