How to use the repeat string method in Julia

Overview

The repeat method in Julia returns a new string whose value is the concatenation of this string repeated n times, where n is passed as an argument.

Syntax

repeat(String::AbstractString, n::Integer)

Arguments

This method takes two arguments.

1. sourcestr: This is the string to be repeated.
2. n: This is the integer value denoting the number of times the string is repeated.

Return value

This method returns a string as a return value.

Code example

The code below demonstrates how we can use the repeat method:

Code explanation

Line 2: We use the repeat method with the Educative_ string and 3 as arguments. The repeat method returns Educative_Educative_Educative_ string as a result.

Line 5: We use the repeat method with the **_ string and 4 as arguments. The repeat method returns **_**_**_**_ as a result.

Line 8: We use the repeat method with the hello string and 2 as arguments. The repeat method returns hello hello as a result.