String.Equals, String.Replace, and String.Insert Methods in Visual Basic

Table Of Contents
Summary
VB.Net Equals Method
Equals Method Syntax
String.Equals Method Example
VB.Net Replace Method
Replace Method Syntax
String.Replace Method Example
VB.Net Insert Method
String.Insert Method Syntax
VB.Net String.Insert Method Example

Summary

In this post, am going to show you 
String.Equals,String.Replace, and String.Insert Methods in Visual Basic

VB.Net Equals Method

The Equals() method can be used in place of the "=" when comparing one string against another. 
If the comparison has a match, true will be returned while false if no match found.
Equals Method Syntax

It has the following syntax;
String.Equals(expression)

String.Equals Method Example


If dURL.Equals("www.emmason247.com.ng") Then

    MessageBox.Show()

   Else

   MessageBox.Show("No match found")

End If

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VB.Net Replace Method

The replace method is mostly used when you want to replace text in one string with some another text. The process is fairly straightforward. 
Replace Method Syntax

It has the following syntax

String.Replace(Expression, Replacement)

In the Replace method syntax, Expression means the text that contains what you intend to replace why the Replacement means replacement string
String.Replace Method Example

Here's some code that uses replace. Add a button to a form and test it out:

Dim str As String = "Welcome to Emmason"
str = str.Replace( "Emmason", "Emmason Community" )
MessageBox.Show(str)


If you run the code now, you will see a message box saying"Welcome to Emmason Community" instead of "Welcome to Emmason"
 
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VB.Net Insert Method

The visual basic Insert () method is used to insert new text into an existing text.
String.Insert Method Syntax

String.Insert(startIndex, newText)

The start index means where the method will start is positioning from while new Text is the text that is to be inserted
VB.Net String.Insert Method Example

Dim str As String = "I Emmason247.com.ng"
str = str.Insert(2, "love")
MsgBox(str)

Output
I love Emmason247.com.ng

The 2 in round parenthesis means start at position 5 in the string variable str (the count starts at zero).

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