Elixir provides a straightforward way to capitalize strings using its built-in functions without the need for third-party libraries.
In Elixir, you can concatenate strings in a few straightforward ways.
Elixir makes it a breeze.
In Elixir, use the String.replace/4 function to delete characters matching a pattern.
String.replace/4
In Elixir, you can extract substrings using the String module.
String
In Elixir, you get a string’s length with the String.length/1 function.
String.length/1
In the early days, you’d glue strings together with + or ,.
+
,
Elixir has no built-in ‘remove quotes’ function, but it’s a cinch to roll your own with pattern matching or String functions.
In Elixir, you can use the String module for quick search-and-replace operations.
Elixir uses the Regex module, leveraging Erlang’s regex library, for regex operations.
Regex