Because strings are series of characters, all of the functions we talked about in this chapter also work for strings. Here are some examples of their usage with strings that show more advanced possibilities, which also apply to files, URLs, tags, and emails:
str: "Red" ;== "Red"type? str ;== string!string? str ;== trueseries? str ;== true
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