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2.38.16.Right: get characters from right

Module Tester

    Public Sub Main()

        Dim sHello As String = "Hello World"

        Console.WriteLine("Original string: {0}", sHello)

        Console.WriteLine("Rightmost four characters (Right(sHello, 4)): {0}", Right(sHello, 4))

    End Sub



End Module

Original string: Hello World
Rightmost four characters (Right(sHello, 4)): orld

2.38.String Functions
	2.38.1.	Passing String values to Val
	2.38.2.	Passing formatted numeric values to Val
	2.38.3.	IsNumeric, IsDate, IsNothing
	2.38.4.	Duplicate a string
	2.38.5.	Get string index by using InStr
	2.38.6.	CStr: Convert Double to String
	2.38.7.	Len: get string length
	2.38.8.	Instr
	2.38.9.	IsDBNull
	2.38.10.	Microsoft.VisualBasic.Left
	2.38.11.	String.Copy
	2.38.12.	Use String.Concat to concatenate two strings
	2.38.13.	Format: c
	2.38.14.	String handling function: Len
	2.38.15.	Left: get characters from left
	2.38.16.	Right: get characters from right
	2.38.17.	Mid(string, 4, 5): get sub string from middle
	2.38.18.	Mid(string, 7): get sub string from start
	2.38.19.	Instr: find character in a string
	2.38.20.	Instr: find sub string a in a string
	2.38.21.	LCase: change string to lower case
	2.38.22.	UCase: change string to upper case
	2.38.23.	Change string case using the English-United States and Turkish-Turkey cultures and then compare
	2.38.24.	Determines whether a string is normalized to various normalization forms(String.Normalize and the String.IsNormalized method)

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