Go Contains()
Published Jul 4, 2023
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The Contains() function returns a boolean value indicating whether a given substring is present or not in a given string. The method returns true if the substring is present, otherwise it returns false.
Syntax
strings.Contains(str, sub_str)
Where str is the original string and sub_str is the substring to check against the original string.
Example
The following example demonstrates the use of the strings.Contains() function.
package mainimport ("fmt""strings")func main() {fmt.Println(strings.Contains("folder","old"))fmt.Println(strings.Contains("folder","code"))}
The output will be:
truefalse
Codebyte Example
The following example is runnable and uses the strings.Contains() function to determine if the given value is present in the string codecademy.
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