Simpler and More Clear ``Common Operations'' #43741
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This part provides how to use
findfirst/findlast/findnext/findprevto search a specific char from the string.In the old version, we find the index as follows:
Though it is right (
isequalprovides a predicate function for thefindfirst(predicate::Function, A)), it is verbose and a little confused for newcomers.So I have updated the example to: