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in JAVA^FORMAT:

a1.equals(a2);
i). toLowerCase;^USAGE:

_FORMAT: This method gives ‘true’ if a1 string is equal to a2. a2=a1.toLowerCase;

(vi). length();

_USAGE: FORMAT:

This function/method converts all the

a1.length();
characters of the string in lowercase.

(ii). toUpperCase;
FORMAT:
a2=a1.toUpperCase;
USAGE:

This function returns the length of characters present in the string.

(vii). ChartAt();

FORMAT:

USAGE:

^{a1.ChartAt(n);}This function/method is used to convert all _USAGE:

the characters of the string a1 into

_uppercase. This function/method returns nth character of the (iii). replace();^{string a1.}

(viii). concat();

FORMAT:

FORMAT:

a2 = a1.replace(‘n’,’m’);

USAGE:

a1.concat(a2);

USAGE:

This function replaces all the occurances of the character ‘n’ with ‘m’ in the string a1. (iv). trim();

This function concatenates a1 and a2 strings.

(ix). substring()

FORMAT:

FORMAT:

a1.substring(n);

a2=a1.trim();_USAGE:

^{USAGE: This function is used to remove all} This returns substring starting from the nth

the white spaces at the beginning and end of _{character of the string a1.}

the string a1.

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