Modern String DeleteAt

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DeleteAt

Deletes a number of characters at a position.

Syntax

DeleteAt( s, start, count )

Notes

• O(n)

Examples

#import "std/strings"
using strings

print DeleteAt( "1234567890", 4, 3 )    '' 1237890
print DeleteAt( "1234567890", 4, 99 )   '' 123 -- a count past the end takes what is there

'' Every invalid argument is a no-op, never a truncation
print DeleteAt( "1234567890", 0, 3 )    '' 1234567890 -- start below 1
print DeleteAt( "1234567890", 99, 3 )   '' 1234567890 -- start past the end
print DeleteAt( "1234567890", 4, 0 )    '' 1234567890 -- nothing to remove

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Library: String Library
Category: String Library
Documented under: The Functions