In Elm, there isn’t a built-in function specifically for capitalizing strings.
Elm’s got a neat operator (++) to save the day.
(++)
Elm uses the String.toLower function to convert text.
String.toLower
Elm doesn’t natively support regex, but you can simulate character deletion.
Elm makes it easy. For a start, let’s use String.slice.
String.slice
In Elm, you use String.length to find out how many characters a string contains.
String.length
Elm uses the ++ operator to concatenate strings, which you can use for interpolation-like behavior.
++
In Elm, you can use the String functions to manipulate strings, such as removing quotes.
String
In Elm, you can use the String module to replace parts of a string.
Elm does not have built-in regex functions in its core library, requiring the use of third-party libraries for these operations.