Java String Methods Part 6 | trim(), startsWith(), matches() Explained

In this Part 6 of the Java String Methods series, we explore five useful and commonly asked methods: trim(), startsWith(), endsWith(), contains(), and matches(). These methods are essential for string comparison, filtering, and regex-based matching — and often appear in coding interviews, real-world APIs, and backend applications. ✅ What You’ll Learn in This Video: How trim() removes leading/trailing whitespace When to use startsWith() and endsWith() Use cases for contains(CharSequence) How matches(String regex) leverages regular expressions Practical examples to help solidify each concept 📚 Previous Parts: [Part 1 – Java String Basics Methods charAt(), concat(), length(), isEmpty()] [Part 2 – Common String Methods equals(), equalsIgnoreCase(), toLowerCase(), toUpperCase()] [Part 3 –  indexOf() and lastIndexOf()] [Part 4 – 3 Ways to Use substring()] [Part 5 – replace() and replaceAll()] 🔔 Subscribe to Analyst Adda for more Java, Spring Boot, and backend development tutorials. #Java #StringMethods #JavaTrim #JavaRegex #JavaBeginners #BackendDevelopment #AnalystAdda