string factMessage = "Extension methods have all the capabilities of regular static methods.";
// Write the string and include the quotation marks.
Console.WriteLine($"\"{factMessage}\"");
// Simple comparisons are always case sensitive!
bool containsSearchResult = factMessage.Contains("extension");
Console.WriteLine($"Contains \"extension\"? {containsSearchResult}");
// For user input and strings that will be displayed to the end user,
// use the StringComparison parameter on methods that have it to specify how to match strings.
bool ignoreCaseSearchResult = factMessage.StartsWith("extension", System.StringComparison.CurrentCultureIgnoreCase);
Console.WriteLine($"Starts with \"extension\"? {ignoreCaseSearchResult} (ignoring case)");
bool endsWithSearchResult = factMessage.EndsWith(".", System.StringComparison.CurrentCultureIgnoreCase);
Console.WriteLine($"Ends with '.'? {endsWithSearchResult}");string factMessage = "Extension methods have all the capabilities of regular static methods.";
// Write the string and include the quotation marks.
Console.WriteLine($"\"{factMessage}\"");
// This search returns the substring between two strings, so
// the first index is moved to the character just after the first string.
int first = factMessage.IndexOf("methods") + "methods".Length;
int last = factMessage.LastIndexOf("methods");
string str2 = factMessage.Substring(first, last - first);
Console.WriteLine($"Substring between \"methods\" and \"methods\": '{str2}'");