StringDrop

Usage

• StringDrop["string", n] gives "string" with its first n characters dropped.
• StringDrop["string", -n] gives "string" with its last n characters dropped.
• StringDrop["string", {n}] gives "string" with its n character dropped.
• StringDrop["string", {m, n}] gives "string" with characters m through n dropped.
• StringDrop[{, , ... }, spec] gives the list of results for each of the .

Notes

• StringDrop uses the standard sequence specification (see Section A.3.5).

• Example: StringDrop["abcdefgh", 2]

• StringDrop["string", {m, n, s}] drops characters m through n in steps of s.

• See Section 2.8.2.

• See also: Drop, StringTake, StringPosition, StringReplacePart.

• New in Version 2; modified in 5.1.

Further Examples