The string module contains functions for interacting with strings in Gago.
A string is a base data type, so you can create it directly, with no need for a function. Example: const a = "hello!".
- concat(str, args...)
concat joins all the arguments together - contains(str, substr)
contains searches for the substring in the specified string. Returns a boolean - containsAny(str, chars)
containsAny checks if any of the chars are in the set string. Returns a boolean - trimSpace(str)
trimSpace removes all trailing and leading whitespaces and returns the new string - index(str, substr)
index returns the index of the first instance of substr in string, or -1 if substr is not present in string. - len(str)
len returns the length of the string - charAt(str, index)
charAt returns the character at the given index, or a IndexError
To import the string module, since its part of the standard library, you can import it by default: import string.