Here in the sentence the word "Zoho" occurred 2 times hence the answer is '2'. Otherwise it will return '0'.
Returns the text which is present before the mentioned text. If no prefix is found, the function will return an empty text. If the subtext is not found in the source text, the function will return null. In the source text - "Zoho Creator", the prefix of subtext - "Creator" is "Zoho ". Hence, it will return "Zoho ". Returns the text which is present after the mentioned text. If no suffix is found, the function will return an empty text.
Here " Creator" is suffix of "Zoho" as it occurs right after "Zoho", hence it will return " Creator". If no suffix is found then it will return an empty string. Returns the position of the given substring in the string first character's position is '0'.
Returns the position of the given substring in main text. Otherwise it will return '-1' if text is not found. Here the text "Zoho Creator" has substring "Creator" on 5th position starting from '0' , hence it returns 5. A substring can be a word or alphabet. Returns the position of last occurence of mentioned substring in main text.
Returns '-1' if subtext is not found. Here the text "Zoho Creator Creator" contains text "Creator" two times having '5' and '13' as their positions, hence it returns '13' as last index. Returns '-1' if text is not found.
Removes the specified text and returns the edited text. The original text remains unaffected. Returns unchanged text if the specified text is not found. Here the text "Zoho Creator Zoho Creator" contains "Creator" two times hence all occurences of "Creator" has been removed from the text. If specified text is not found then it will return the original string. Removes all alphabets from the given text and returns the edited text. If the source text doesn't have numbers or special characters, the function returns an empty text.
If the source text doesn't have letters, the function returns the unchanged text. Here the text "I have Zoho Creator Applications" contains '12' as numeric value, "-" as special character and remaining text has alphabets hence all alphabets are removed and '' is returned.
Returns nothing if there are no numbers or special characters. Removes all alphabets and numbers from the given text and returns the edited text. If the source text doesn't have special characters, the function returns an empty text. If the source text doesn't have letters or numbers, the function returns the unchanged text. Here the text "I have Zoho Creator Applications" contains '12' as numeric value, "-" as special character and remaining text has alphabets hence all alphabets and numbers are removed and '-' is returned.
Returns nothing if there are no special characters. Removes first occurence of the specified text and returns the edited text. Here the text "Zoho Creator Zoho Creator" contains "Creator" two times hence first occurence of "Creator" will be removed from the text.
If specified text is not found then original string will be returned. Removes last occurence of the specified text and returns the edited text. Here the text "Zoho Creator Zoho Creator" contains "Creator" two times hence last occurence of "Creator" will be removed from the text. Replaces all the occurrence of given text with specified text and returns the updated source text. Returns unchanged source text if specified text is not found.
If the third param is set as true, the regex pattern provided in the search text are ignored while searching. By default, the third param is set as false. Hence, all the occurrences of "Creator" will be replaced by "CRM". Example 2: This example searches for the regex pattern specified in the first param and replaces all of its occurrences with the second param, if found. Hence, it returns " ". Example 3: It returns the source text as such. This is because the third parameter is set to true.
So, even though the regex pattern is found, it is not considered as a match. Replaces the first Occurence of the string that matches the given searchString expression with the given replacementString. Replaces the first occurrence of given text with specified text and returns the updated source text. Example 2: This example searches for the first occurrence of the regex pattern specified in the first param and replaces it with the second param, if found.
Replaces all uppercase alphabets to lowercase and return the updated text. If no uppercase alphabets are present then unchanged text is returned. Replaces all lowercase alphabets to uppercase and return the updated text. If no lowercase alphabets are present then unchanged text is returned. Replaces all uppercase alphabets to lowercase and returns the updated text.
Returns a new text with all the unnecessary leading and trailing whitespaces from the source text removed. If no such whitespaces are present, an unchanged copy of the source text is returned. Here, the source text - " Zoho Creator " has unnecessary leading and trailing whitespaces.
The trim function removes these spaces and returns "Zoho Creator". Returns part of text with mentioned range from startIndex inclusive to endIndex exclusive. Returns nothing if startIndex is equal to endIndex'. Returns the piece of text specified by the number of characters starting from the left.
Here, the left function extracts the left most 4 characters from the given text. Hence, it returns 'Zoho'. If the given text is in the form of list then it splits the text by the given subtext and converts them into list. If given subtext is not present, then it will return the unchanged text in the list. If it is in the form of map, then the text is converted into map. Returns the piece of text specified by the number of characters starting from the right.
Here, the right function extracts the right most 7 characters from the given text. Hence, it returns 'Creator'. Capitalizes the first letter after every space, in a specified string, leaving all other letters in lowercase. Returns the text after converting first alphabet of each word of the sentence in uppercase. Here 'Proper ' function converts first alphabet of every word in the sentence 'welcome to zoho creator! If first alphabet of a word is already in uppercase then no changes are made in that word.
Returns 'True' if specified first string does not contain specified second string, else returns 'false', while the search performed is strictly case-sensitive. Returns 'true' if the mentioned text is not found in main text. This search is strictly case-sensitive. Returns the starting index of first occurence of the mentioned text in main text.
Here 'Find ' function finds the first occurence of the mentioned string "Creator" and returns the start index of the same in given text "Zoho Creator Application", hence it returns '5'. Returns '-1' if the text is not found. Returns the input string with whitespace characters padded to the left of the string. Returns the given text after adding whitespace characters to its left so that the total size of string matches the specified number.
Here 'leftPad ' is expected to produce a text of length 15 characters. The original text being 12 characters, leftPad pads 3 whitespaces to the left making it 15 characters. Here 'mid ' function returns the part of given text "Zoho Creator Application" from mentioned index range ' 5,12 ' with indexes 5 and 12 inclusive.
Hence, it returns "Creator". Index range should not exceed the given text length. Returns the input string with whitespace characters padded to the right of the string. Returns the given text after adding whitespace characters to its right so that the total size of string matches the specified number. Here 'rightPad ' is expected to produce a text of length 15 characters.
The original text being 12 characters, rightPad pads 3 whitespaces to the right making it 15 characters. Here text "Creator Application" starts with "Creator", hence it returns true. Returns 'true' if the given text ends with specified text.
Here text "Creator Application" ends with "Creator", hence it returns true. Here 'abs ' function returns the absolute value of given number, hence it returns '3. A number can be positive, negative or in fraction. The cos function returns a number that represents the trigonometric cosine of the given angle. In the example presented, the specified angle is 1.
Hence, it returns 0. The sin function returns a number that represents the trigonometric sine of the given angle. Hence, it returns 1. The tan function returns a number that represents the trigonometric tangent of the given angle. In the example presented, the specified angle is 0. The acos function returns a number that represents the angle in radians of the given trigonometric cosine.
In the example presented, the specified trigonometric cosine is 0. The asin function returns a number that represents the angle in radians of the given trigonometric sine. In the example presented, the specified trigonometric sine is 1.
The atan function returns a number that represents the angle in radians of the given trigonometric tangent. In the example presented, the specified trigonometric tangent is 1.
Here the 'log ' function returns the logarithmic value of the given integer. This will be calculated as log of given number, hence it returns '0. Here the 'max ' function compares given values and returns the maximum of the two values, hence it returns '20'.
Here the 'min ' function compares given values and returns the minimum of the two values, hence it returns '10'. Returns the exponential value of the given number e raised to power of number. Here the 'exp ' function returns the exponential value of the given integer. The number will be raised to power of 'e', hence it returns '1. Here in the 'power ' function first number '10' multiplies itself '3' second number times, hence the result is ''.
Here the 'round ' function rounds off given number "3. Here the 'sqrt ' function returns the square root of the given number '25', hence it returns '5. Square root of negative value will not be calculated. Here 'toHex ' function will convert the given number '' to its equivalent hexa-decimal format, hence it returns '64'.
Here 'floor ' function converts a given number by rounding it down to the next nearest smaller integer, hence it retruns '9'. Here 'ceil ' function converts a given number by rounding it up to the next nearest greater integer, hence it retruns '10'. The entire database layer is abstracted and you will only speak in terms of forms and fields, while scripting in Deluge. A HR manager who wants to create a recruitment application, a home maker who wants to keep track of her monthly expenses, a sales guy who wants to keep track of his leads can all code very easily using Deluge.
And a techie who slogs all day creating a web app using conventional tools would be just amazed at how fast it is to do the same using Deluge. By minimizing the use of technical jargon and complex code, Deluge speaks your language. Function as a Service, or FaaS, is a cloud offering that provides infrastructure for serverless development and deployment of application functionalities.
It provides the middleware and other development tools to create powerful independent functions. This allows developers to upload chunks of code onto the cloud, which can then be scaled automatically. Nothing needs to be configured manually for scripting.
Deluge starts running flawlessly as soon as you signup for a Zoho service. All the middleware-IDEs compilers, editors and security-are taken care off. All data is stored on the cloud, which allows teams to work together over the internet, from any part of the world. This helps global projects hit the market quickly and eases the software development life cycle. Still can't find what you're looking for?
Write to us: support zohodeluge. The value you provide here will be displayed as the sender's email address. Allowed Values: You can hardcode the sender's email address. You can specify the system variable zoho. If the user is a portal user, the email address has to be verified before it can be used as the FROM address. In Zoho Creator , you can specify the value entered in email address field type in your form in the format: input.
The email address to which the email will be sent. Allowed Values: You can hardcode the recipient's email address. You can specify multiple email addresses separated by commas, or held in a LIST. You can specify system variables zoho. Allowed Values: You can hardcode the CC email address.
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