VB.NET STRING CLASS
The String Class serves as a representation of character strings within VB.NET. This section digs into the various aspects of working with the VB.NET String class, providing valuable insights for developers.
System.String class
The String data type is derived from the System.String class, encapsulating a sequence of Unicode characters. It is important to note that the String class is sealed, meaning it cannot be inherited by other classes.
Immutability
One fundamental characteristic of the String object is its immutability. Once a String object is created, it cannot be modified. Instead, any operation performed on a String object generates a new String object. Consequently, when dealing with continuous operations involving String objects, it is advisable to utilize the System.Text.StringBuilder class. The StringBuilder class allows for efficient modification of strings without the need for creating new objects, thereby enhancing performance and memory management.
The subsequent sections provide an in-depth exploration of the essential methods associated with the String class, offering comprehensive descriptions and explanations. These methods equip developers with powerful tools to manipulate and work with strings effectively.
- How to vb.net String Length()
- How to vb.net String Insert()
- How to vb.net String IndexOf()
- How to vb.net String Format()
- How to vb.net String Equals()
- How to vb.net String CopyTo()
- How to vb.net String Copy()
- How to vb.net String Contains()
- How to vb.net String Compare()
- How to vb.net String Clone()
- How to vb.net String Chars()
- How to vb.net String substring()
- How to vb.net String Split()
- How to vb.net String EndsWith()
- How to vb.net String Concat()
- How to VB.NET String Null