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Idiom #62 Find substring position

Set i to the first position of string y inside string x, if exists.

Specify if i should be regarded as a character index or as a byte index.

Explain the behavior when y is not contained in x.

import std.algorithm;
auto i = x.countUntil(y);

countUntil returns -1 if y is not in x.
i := Pos(y, x);

i will be 0 (zero) if y is not a substring of x. the Pos() function is case sensitive.
let i = x.find(y);

i is an Option<usize>.
Finds the byte index of y in x (not the character index).
int i = x.indexOf(y);

i will be -1 if the substring was not found in the string.
I=index(x,y)
#include <string.h>
int i=(int)(x-strstr(x,y));
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auto i = x.countUntil(y);
i := Pos(y, x);
let i = x.find(y);
int i = x.indexOf(y);
I=index(x,y)
int i=(int)(x-strstr(x,y));
int i = x.find(y);
var i = x.IndexOf(y);
var i = x.indexOf(y);
defmodule Dry do
  def indexOf(x, y, default \\ -1) do
    case String.split(x, y, parts: 2) do
      [head, _] -> String.length(head)
      [_] -> default
    end
  end
end
i := strings.Index(x, y)
Just i <- (y `isPrefixOf`) `findIndex` (tails x)
let i = x.indexOf(y);
i = x:find(y)
$i = mb_strpos($x, $y, 0, 'UTF-8');
$i = index($x, $y);
i = x.find(y)
i = x.index(y)