.removeRange()

The removeRange() method in Kotlin is used to remove a specified range of characters from a string. It returns a new string with the specified range of characters removed.

Syntax

val modifiedString = originalString.removeRange(startIndex, endIndex)

originalString: The original string from which you want to remove characters. startIndex: The index of the first character to be removed (inclusive). endIndex: The index of the character following the last character to be removed (exclusive).

Example

This example shows how to use the removeRange() method to remove a range of characters from a Kotlin string:

fun main() {
    val originalString = "Hello, World!"
    val startIndex = 5
    val endIndex = 12

    val modifiedString = originalString.removeRange(startIndex, endIndex)
    println("Modified String: $modifiedString")
}

In this example, removeRange() method is used to remove characters between indices 5 (inclusive) and 12 (exclusive). The result will be printed as:

Modified String: Hello!