Removing double quotes from string using delete Method
The delete method deletes specified characters from the string and here we use it to remove double quotes from the string
Syntax:
string.delete(‘”‘)
Example: In this example, we use delete method to remove all occurrences of double quotes from the string.
# Example string with double quotes
string = '"Hello, World!"'
# Remove double quotes using delete method
result = string.delete('"')
# Output the result
puts "String without double quotes: #{result}" # Output: String without double quotes: Hello, World!
Output
true false
How to remove double quotes from String in Ruby?
In this article, we will discuss how to remove double quotes from a string using Ruby. We can remove double quotes from strings through different methods ranging from using gsub Method with Regular Expression to delete Method
Table of Content
- Removing double quotes from string using gsub Method with Regular Expression
- Removing double quotes from string using delete Method
- Removing double quotes from string using tr Method
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