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Add findlast and findprev examples to strings.md manual #29019
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Thanks for the PR and welcome as a contributor to Julia!
and something similar can be done to also include |
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Yes that sounds good |
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You can start the search for a character at a given offset by using [`findnext`](@ref) | ||
with a third argument: | ||
You can start the search for a character at a given offset by using | ||
[`findnext`](@ref) and [`findprev`](@ref) with a three arguments: |
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"a three"
Maybe just remove the mention of the number of arguments, that's clear just by looking at the examples.
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Added documentation for findlast() function