endswith

endswith(string, suffix | chars)

Returns true if string ends with suffix. If the second argument is a vector or set of characters, tests whether the last character of string belongs to that set.

Examples

Check if a string ends with a specific suffix:
```
julia> endswith("Hello World", "World")
true
```
This example returns true because the string "Hello World" ends with the suffix "World".
Check if a string ends with any of the given characters:
```
julia> endswith("Julia", ['a', 'i'])
true
```
Here, the function returns true because the last character of the string "Julia" is 'a', which is one of the characters provided.
Handle case sensitivity:
```
julia> endswith("julia", "JULIA"; ignorecase=true)
true
```
By setting the ignorecase parameter to true, the function performs a case-insensitive check. In this example, it returns true because "julia" ends with "JULIA" regardless of case.

Common mistake example:

julia> endswith("Hello", "hello")
false

In this example, the function returns false because it performs a case-sensitive check by default. Make sure to consider case sensitivity when using endswith to avoid such mistakes.

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