Text operators
Text operators define conditions based on strings.
| Operator | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
<text> contains <text> |
Tests that a string contains another string. |
if the name of 'the customer' contains "Smith" then... |
<text> does not contain <text> |
Tests that a string does not contain another string. |
if the name of 'the customer' does not contain "Smith" then... |
<text> does not end with <text> |
Tests that a string does not end with another string. |
if the rental agreement code of 'the customer' does not end with "XG5" then... |
<text> does not start with <text> |
Tests that a string does not start with another string. |
if the rental agreement code of 'the customer' does not start with "XG5" then... |
<text> ends with <text> |
Tests that a string ends with another string. |
if the rental agreement code of the customer ends with "XG5" then... |
<text> is empty |
Tests that a string is empty. An empty string contains no characters and is equivalent to "". A string is not empty if it contains a space (" "). |
if the name of 'the customer' is empty then... |
<text> is not empty |
Tests that a string is not empty. A string is not empty if it contains a space (" "). |
if the name of 'the customer' is not empty then... |
print <text> |
Prints a string to standard out. |
if... then print "Hello World" |
<text> starts with <text> |
Tests that a string starts with another string. |
if the rental agreement code of 'the customer' starts with "XG5" then... |
the length of <text> |
Returns the number of characters in a string. |
if the length of the name of 'the customer' is more than 3 then... |