String Class stripTrailing() Method in Java with Examples
This method is used to strip trailing whitespaces from the string i.e stripTrailing() method removes all the whitespaces only at the ending of the string.
Example:
Input:
String name = " kapil ";
System.out.println("#" + name + "#);
System.out.println("#" + name.stripLeading());
Output:
# kapil #
# kapil# // trailing whitespaces are removed
Syntax:
public String stripTrailing()
Parameter: It accepts no parameters.
Returns: The string after removing all the whitespaces at the end of the string.
Note: Like the stripTrailing() method in java, we have strip() (removes leading and trailing whitespace) and stripLeading() (removes the only leading whitespace).
Java
// Java program to demonstrate the usage of// stripTrailing() method in comparison to // other methods class GFG { public static void main(String[] args) { // creating a string String str = " Hello, World "; // print the string without any function System.out.println("String is"); System.out.println("#" + str + "#"); System.out.println(); // using strip() method System.out.println("Using strip()"); System.out.println("#" + str.strip() + "#"); System.out.println(); // using stripLeading() method System.out.println("Using stripLeading()"); System.out.println("#" + str.stripLeading() + "#"); System.out.println(); // using stripTrailing() method System.out.println("Using stripTrailing()"); System.out.println("#" + str.stripTrailing() + "#"); }} |
Output
String is # Hello, World # Using strip() #Hello, World# Using stripLeading() #Hello, World # Using stripTrailing() # Hello, World#
