Dart String Manipulations: Strings startWith & endsWith

In Dart, you can use the startsWith and endsWith methods to check if a string starts with a specific prefix or ends with a specific suffix, respectively. These methods are part of the String class in Dart.

Here's an example demonstrating the usage of startsWith and endsWith:

void main() {
  String myString = "Hello, World!";

  // Check if the string starts with a specific prefix
  bool startsWithHello = myString.startsWith("Hello");
  print("Starts with 'Hello': $startsWithHello");

  // Check if the string ends with a specific suffix
  bool endsWithWorld = myString.endsWith("World");
  print("Ends with 'World': $endsWithWorld");
}

In this example, the startsWith method is used to check if the myString variable starts with the prefix "Hello," and the endsWith method is used to check if it ends with the suffix "World." The results are then printed to the console.

Adjust the prefix and suffix according to your specific use case. These methods are handy for conditional checks and string manipulation in Dart.