Format | chop(+$X, -$Y) | ||||||
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Same as 'chop' in Perl |
Format | split_verbose(+$STR, +$DIV, -$LIST) | |||||||||
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Split $STR into a list of strings $LIST divided by $DIV difference between split_verbose and split is treatment of continuous $DIV |
Format | join(+$LIST, +$STR, -$STRING) | |||||||||
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Same as 'join' in Perl. | ||||||||||
join(["He", "runs"], "__", "He__runs") |
Format | concatenate_string(+$X, +$Y, -$Z) | |||||||||
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This lets $Z be the concatination of $X and $Y. |
Format | concatenate_string(+$L, -$R) | ||||||
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This lets $R be the concatination of all the elements in $L. |
Format | to_upper(+$STR1, -$STR2) | ||||||
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This predicate converts string with small letters to capital letters. |
Format | to_lower(+$STR1, -$STR2) | ||||||
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This predicate converts string with capital letters to small letters. |