Manipulate and manage string data.
Parameter | Description |
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String | The string which will be converted to lower case. For example: For the string - Hello World , the returned string will be: hello world |
Parameter | Description |
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String | The string which will be converted to upper case. For example: For the string - Hello World , the returned string will be: HELLO WORLD |
Parameter | Description |
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String | The original string where the Value will be searched. |
Substring | The substring to be find within the original String . |
Parameter | Description |
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String Length | The length of the generated string, default 10. |
Include Special Chars | [!-*] character set - !@#$%&* . |
Include Uppercase Chars | [A-Z] character set - ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ . |
Include Digit Chars | [0-9] character set - 0123456789 . |
Custom Characters | ’Characters that will be appended to character pool. For example: Bl1#K@p$ .‘ |
Parameter | Description |
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String | The string whose length will be returned. For example: For the string - Hello World , the returned value will be: 11 |
Parameter | Description |
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String List | The list of strings that needs to be concatenated. Also, it could be a single string like "blink" . In this case, each character will act as a ‘substring’. For example: The input string - "blink" (with quotes) will act the same as the following input: ["b", "l", "i", "n", "k"] |
Separator | The string that will be inserted in between each one of the ‘Strings’. For example: For the string list - ["I", "Love", "Blink"] and the separator - # , the returned string will be: I#Love#Blink |
Parameter | Description |
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String | The original string where replacements will be made. |
Old Substring | The substring to be find within the original String parameter. |
New Substring | The replacement substring. |
Count | The maximum number of replacements to perform. If empty, replaces all occurrences. |
Parameter | Description |
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String | The string that needs to be split. |
Delimiter | The delimiter based on which the string will be split. For example: For the string - Hello there, this is Blink's example! and the delimiter - , , the returned list looks like the following: ["Hello there", " this is Blink's example!"] |
Parameter | Description |
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String | The string that needs to be trimmed. |
Start
and End
indexes. This action is based on Python’s array slicing, where the start index is included and the end index is excluded.
For example, using the string blinkops
and the input indexes 0
and -3
, the output will be: blink
. The same as if the End
index was 5
.
Additional options:
Start
to trim from the beginning: Start: 2
→ inkops
End
to trim from the end: End: 5
→ blink
Parameter | Description |
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String | The string that needs to be trimmed. |
Start Index | The index of the first character you want to include in the slice. The string will be trimmed from this index (inclusive). Note: The first character’s index is 0 . |
End Index | The index of the first character you want to exclude from the slice. The string will be trimmed to this index (exclusive). Note: The last character’s index is -1 or the length of the string. |
Parameter | Description |
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String | The string that will be shortened. |
Limit | The amount of characters the string will be limited to. For example: For the string - Hello World and the limit 8 , the returned value will be: Hello Wo Note: You can truncate the string from the end using a Negative Limit . For instance: the limit -2 will remove the last 2 characters. |