endsWith

checks if string ends with pattern.

📝Syntax

tf = endsWith(str, pattern)
tf = endsWith(str, pattern,'IgnoreCase', true)
tf = endsWith(str, pattern,'IgnoreCase', false)

📥Input Arguments

Parameter	Description
str	a string, string array, cell of strings or categorical array.
pattern	a string to find.

📤Output Arguments

Parameter	Description
tf	a matrix of logical.

📄Description

endsWith returns true if str ends withpattern.

If str is a categorical array, endsWith tests the category name of each element and returns a logical array of the same size. Undefined elements return false. pattern cannot be categorical.

💡Examples

str = 'To make a mountain out of a molehill';
k = endsWith (str, 'hill')
k = endsWith (str, 'molehill')
k = endsWith (str, 'Hill', 'IgnoreCase', true)

A = {'Nel', 'son'; 'Nelson', 'Modules'}
k = endsWith(A, 'son')

A = ["Nel", "son"; "Nelson", "Modules"]
k = endsWith(A, "son")

Pattern matching on the category names of a categorical array.

C = categorical({'winter storm', 'fire', 'Thunder Storm', ''});
tf = endsWith(C, "storm", 'IgnoreCase', true)

🔗See Also

startsWith contains categorical

🕔Version History

Version	Description
1.0.0	initial version
2.0.0	categorical array accepted as str input.

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