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Fixed spelling error and added new information (#28509)

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* Fixed spelling error and added new information

- changed from built in to built-in
- added information for .count method

* Removed redundant construct
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2019-02-17 19:25:06 +08:00
committed by Manish Giri
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title: Ruby String Methods title: Ruby String Methods
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## Ruby String Methods ## Ruby String Methods
Ruby has many built in methods to work with strings. Strings in Ruby by default are mutable and can be changed in place or a new string can be returned from a method. Ruby has many built-in methods to work with strings. Strings in Ruby by default are mutable and can be changed in place or a new string can be returned from a method.
### Length: ### Length:
* The `.length` property returns the number of characters in a string including white-space. * The `.length` method returns the number of characters in a string including white-space.
```ruby ```ruby
"Hello".length #=> 5 "Hello".length #=> 5
"Hello World!".length #=> 12 "Hello World!".length #=> 12
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### Count: ### Count:
* The `.count` method counts how many times a specific character(s) is found in a string. * The `.count` method counts how many times a specific character(s) is found in a string.
* This method is case-sensitive. * This method is case-sensitive.
```ruby ```ruby
"HELLO".count('L') #=> 2 "HELLO".count('L') #=> 2