Try each of these commands, retyping the dot each time so that you can pick from the list.
| Command | Output | Explanation |
| trace(s.indexOf("C")); | 2 | |
| trace(s.length); | 26 | |
| trace(s.replace("BC","**")); | A**DEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ | |
| trace(s.substr(3,2)); | DE | (substring of s beginning in 3 for a length of 2) |
| trace(s.substr(20)); | UVWXYZ | (substring of s beginning in 20 for the rest of the string) |
| trace(s.toLowerCase()); | abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz | lower case |
The split method is used to create an array. If we type trace(s.split("")); we will see the alphabet with commas between: A,B,C,D, etc. It would usually be used to create an array:
This can be useful if we have a name as last,first:
var s:String="Banks,Robin";
var a:Array=s.split(",");
trace(a[0]); //displays Banks, a[1] is Robin