Discussion :: Strings - General Questions (Q.No.5)
Asish Kumar Satpathy said: (May 29, 2012) | |
If the expression will be like this "s2=s1.insert (5, "mumbai") ;". Then what will be the output? |
Ashish Tiwari said: (Oct 17, 2012) | |
How will be the indexing of string here? from 0 or from 1? |
Rajitha Reddy said: (Mar 16, 2013) | |
The Insert() function in String Class will insert a String in a specified index in the String instance. string string.Insert(int ind,string str) Parameters: ind - The index of the specified string to be inserted. str - The string to be inserted. Returns: String - The result string. Exceptions: System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException: startIndex is negative or greater than the length of this instance System.ArgumentNullException : If the argument is null. |
Newbie said: (Jun 11, 2013) | |
According to msdn site of String.Insert() method, it says index here is zero-based, but how come can the index of a string be equal to its length? |
Vinod Bhosale said: (Jun 20, 2013) | |
If we see a String as an array of the characters then its indexing will start from 0 as it is known & it can also be considered as dynamic array. In the rule of array 0 is the first index. So if NAGPUR is stored in a string it will store following value at this index: 0 - N 1 - A 2 - G 3 - P 4 - U 5 - R So if we look at line below : s2 = s1. Insert (6, "Mumbai") ;. It says to put the mumbai at index 6 which is a free unused space & hence instead of replacing the 'R' it stores the 'MUMBAI' after 'NAGPUR' is completed. |
Constrantine said: (Sep 30, 2014) | |
Then why in question 2, in substring function 12 is not considered as index ? String s1 = "ALL MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL"; String s2; s2 = s1.Substring(12, 3); Console.WriteLine(s2); |
David said: (Nov 19, 2015) | |
Shouldn't this return an argument out of range exception? |
Dev said: (Nov 10, 2018) | |
String is 1 index based thats why its start from 1. |
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