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Hey there.
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Welcome back, friends.
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Today we will try to understand the trim and skip SML function tags.
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So this would be interesting.
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Now these tags are pretty simple to use.
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In fact, in here, for example, if I type an F in colon trim, then what happens is in here we have
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this function right.
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Now, using this function, we can trim information.
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Now, what exactly is this trimming?
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For example, in here, I give an A string and the string is, for example, couple of spaces steady.
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Then again, couple of spaces, then dot, then again, couple of spaces and then, oh, Archie.
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Now in here, there are like multiple spaces in between.
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Right now, these are additional extra spaces.
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In general, whenever we make use of spaces, that would be only one space in between two words.
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Right?
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Now, what does function tremble do is it will remove all the extra spaces.
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It will trim out all the extra spaces.
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Now, let me show you the output.
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All right, so here is the output.
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And if I assure you, there is only one space before it is steady, that is a space in between is steady
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and easy.
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That is a space in between easy and dot.
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And finally, there is only one space after dot end or RG.
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Now the reason why we are able to skip on all of these extra space is definitely trim.
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So the usage of trim as very simple.
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If you would like to remove all the extra spaces from a text, then definitely the trim function can
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be used in place of the direct text.
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Definitely we can also make use of the variables, the g SDL variables.
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All right.
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Now, moving forward, let us quickly check yet another tag, which is a skip x-mode tag.
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Now, before using this tag, let me show you a very simple HD HTML tag, which is each one tag.
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Now, I am pretty sure that you are aware of each one tag, so we will simply use of this tag and we
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will type in each one escape SML demo and closing off each one tag.
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Now what happens is it will make this particular string escape demo as a heading one, right?
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So let me refresh this beat and we have this heading in here.
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Now, if there is a scenario where we want to escape the tags, any tags may be, for example, tag
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or Exmouth tag any tag.
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Now, in this kind of scenario, we can make use of an escape x-mode tag.
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Now, the way is very simple in here, but again, type in Ethan Colon.
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Just keep it simple and will pass on the string.
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Definitely.
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We can also pass on LP the label in place of the string.
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That's up to you, up to the programmer.
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So in here we will directly paste in this a string where we also have this particular tags embedded.
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Now, if I refresh the speech, what happens is when we make use of escape ExxonMobil tag, the tags
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will have no impact.
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They would be printed as it is.
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So this is the usage of example tag, escape, XML tag.
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It will prevent the tags to work.
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It will escape the tags to work.
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All right.
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So this is a very quick and easy tutorial based on trim and escape example tags.
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I hope you guys enjoyed this video.
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Thanks for watching.
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