Scala offers many methods for string manipulation, the **`subSequence`** function being one of them. The `subSequence` function can be used to get a *subsequence* or a *substring* of a piece of text by specifying the starting and ending indices. 

# Syntax 
```
CharSequence subSequence(int startIndex, int endIndex)
```

# Parameters
The `subSequence` function takes two parameters:
- `startIndex`: The index of the string where the subsequence will begin.
- `endIndex`: The index of the string where the subsequence will end.

# Return value
The `subSequence` function returns the substring between the starting and ending indices. 



# Code
The following code shows the implementation of `subSequence` function:


object Main extends App{

  // using subSequence function
  val sub_sequence = "This is an Edpresso shot".subSequence(11, 19)
    
  // Displays subsquence
  println(sub_sequence)

}

What is subSequence in Scala?

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