string_char_at(str, index);
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| str | The string to check. |
| index | The position to get the character from. |
Returns: String
You can use this function to return a specific character at a
specific position within a string, with the index starting at 1 for
the first character. If no character is found or the string is
shorter than the value given to index, an empty string "" is
returned.
str1 = "Hello World";
str2 = string_char_at(str1, 7);
This will set str2 to the seventh character ("H" counting as the 1st) in string str1, in this case "W".