s_at: Returns the character at a position of a string.
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s_at R Documentation
Returns the character at a position of a string.
Description
Returns the character at a position of a string.
Usage
s_at(string, position)
Arguments
string
A string.
position
A positive number.
Details
Calls substr(string, position, position).
Value
A character
Examples
s_at("123", 1)
s_at("123", 2)
s_at("123", 3)
s_at("123", 4)
s_at("123", 0)
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Returns the character at a position of a string.
Description
Returns the character at a position of a string.
Usage
s_at(string, position)
Arguments
string |
A string. |
position |
A positive number. |
Details
Calls substr(string, position, position).
Value
A character
Examples
s_at("123", 1)
s_at("123", 2)
s_at("123", 3)
s_at("123", 4)
s_at("123", 0)
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