rstrip

rstrip(string, [chars])

Return string with any trailing whitespace removed. If chars (a character, or vector or set of characters) is provided, instead remove characters contained in it.

Examples

Remove trailing whitespace from a string:
```
julia> rstrip("   Hello World    ")
"   Hello World"
```
This example removes the trailing whitespace from the given string.
Remove specific characters from the end of a string:
```
julia> rstrip("Hello World!!", ['!', 'o', 'd'])
"Hello World"
```
It removes the characters '!', 'o', and 'd' from the end of the string.
Handle an empty string:
```
julia> rstrip("", 'x')
""
```
When an empty string is provided, it returns an empty string.

Common mistake example:

julia> rstrip("Hello World", "dlr")
ERROR: MethodError: no method matching rstrip(::String, ::String)

In this example, a string was provided as the second argument instead of a character, vector, or set of characters. Ensure that the second argument is a character or collection of characters to avoid such errors.

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