Hare by Example: Strings

String values deserve thier own section because they require memory allocation which we'll cover a bit later. Strings use the `strings` package to perform various manipulations.

use fmt;
use strings;

export fn main() void = {
	// Concatinate strings together into one string
	const concat = strings::concat("con", "cat")!;
	fmt::println(concat)!;
	free(concat);

	// Join strings together
	const join = strings::join(",", "one", "two", "three")!;
	fmt::println(join)!;
	free(join);

	// Cut a string into pieces
	const (begin, end) = strings::cut("beginning\nending", "\n");
	fmt::println("begin:", begin)!;
	fmt::println("end:", end)!;
};

$ hare run strings.ha
4/4 tasks completed (100%)
concat
one,two,three
begin: beginning
end: ending

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