In C#, the EndsWith() method is used to check if a specified string matches the end of a particular string or not. In other words, it checks if the specified string is what a particular string ends with.
string1.EndsWith(string2)
string1: This is the particular string that we want to check whether it ends with the specified string.
string2: This is the specified string. It is the string we want to check whether string1 ends with.
A Boolean value is returned. If string1 ends with string2, true is returned. Otherwise false is returned.
In the code below, we will create some strings and see if they end with the specified strings that are passed to the EndsWith() method.
// create classclass EndsWithProgram{// main methodstatic void Main(){// define and initialize sringsstring string1 = "education";string string2 = "communication";string string3 = "knowledge";string string4 = "privilege";// check if they end with// specified strings belowbool a = string1.EndsWith("ion");bool b = string2.EndsWith("ege");bool c = string3.EndsWith("ion");bool d = string4.EndsWith("iv");// print returned valuesSystem.Console.WriteLine(a);System.Console.WriteLine(b);System.Console.WriteLine(c);System.Console.WriteLine(d);}}
From the code above, only one True value is returned because education ends with ion and the other strings do not end with the string that was passed as a parameter.