System.String

Formatting textual representations of object

String.Format allows to format a textual representation of an object.

System.String has four methods that allow to search for the first or last position of one or more characters in a string:

`Clone`	Returns a reference, not a copy, of the string. Compare with `Copy` and `CopyTo`
`Compare`
`CompareOrdinal`
`CompareTo`
`Concat`
`Contains`
`Copy`	Starting with .NET 3.0, this method has the obsolete attribute, see this link.
`CopyTo`
`Create`
`EndsWith`, `StartsWith`	Checks if a string ends/starts with a given character or string.
`EnumerateRunes`	Returns a enumeration of `System.Text.Rune` objects.
`Equals`
`Format`	Create strings describing the values of other objects.
`GetEnumerator`	Returns a `System.CharEnumerator` object with which it is possible to iterate through the individual characters of the string.
`GetHashCode`
`GetPinnableReference`	Intended to be used by .NET compilers, not by ordinary «user code».
`GetTypeCode`	Returns the `System.TypeCode` for strings.
`IndexOf`, `LastIndexOf`	Finds the (last) position («index») of a character or substring within a string.
`IndexOfAny`, `LastIndexOfAny`
`Insert`
`Intern`	Searches the intern pool of the CLR for a string.
`IsInterned`
`IsNullOrEmpty`, `IsNullOrWhiteSpace`
`Join`
`Normalize`, `IsNormalized`	`Normalize()` normalizes the characters in the string.
`PadLeft`, `PadRight`
`Remove`
`Replace`
`ReplaceLineEndings`
`Split`
`Substring`
`ToCharArray`
`ToLower`, `ToUpper`
`ToLowerInvariant`
`ToString`
`ToUpperInvariant`
`Trim`, `TrimEnd`, `TrimStart`
`TryCopyTo`