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VB.Net » Data Types » String Screenshots  Convert String to uppercase using the casing rules of the invariant culture.    Imports System.IO Module Example    Public Sub Main()       Dim words() As String = { "Tuesday"}       Dim upperWords(words.Length - 1) As String       For ctr As Integer = words.GetLowerBound(0) To words.GetUpperBound(0)          upperWords(ctr) = words(ctr).ToUpperInvariant()       Next       For Each word As String In words          Console.WriteLine(word)       Next    End Sub End Module             Related examples in the same category 1. String Object: =, Is and Mid 2. String InStr 3. String Insert 4. Use the Mid function to replace within the string 5. Use String.Equals methods 6. Two ways to copy strings 7. Two ways to concatenate strings 8. Sub string with only one parameter 9. String PadLeft 10. String Constructor 11. String properties Length and Chars and method CopyTo of class String 12. Comparing strings 13. 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Create a string that consists of a character repeated 20 times 43. Format Date with D 44. Append string together 45. Format a DateTime 46. Is Surrogate Pair 47. Is Punctuation and Is WhiteSpace 48. Create StreamWriter for Unicode encoding 49. Format Date by different Culture 50. Parse String to Date with various Culture settings 51. Perform a word sort using the current (en-US) culture 52. Perform a word sort using the invariant culture 53. Perform an ordinal sort 54. Perform a string sort using the current culture 55. Find string with different StringComparison 56. Culture-sensitive test for equality 57. Ordinal test for equality 58. String.Format Method (IFormatProvider, String, Object[]) 59. Format Date with different Culture 60. StringBuilder Class Represents a mutable string of characters 61. CultureInfo Class provides information about a specific culture 62. CultureInfo's English Name and 63. CultureInfo.CurrentCulture Property gets the CultureInfo that represents the culture used by the current thread. 64. Encoding Class represents a character encoding. 65. String.Chars Property gets the Char object at a specified position in the current String object. 66. String.Concat 67. String.Contains Method returns a value indicating whether the specified String object occurs within this string. 68. String.Copy 69. String.CopyTo Method 70. String.EndsWith (String, StringComparison) 71. String.Equals Method 72. String.Equals (String) 73. String.Format (IFormatProvider, String, Object[]) 74. Customer Formatter 75. String.Format Method (String, Object) 76. String.Format (String, Object, Object) 77. String.GetEnumerator 78. String.GetHashCode Method 79. String.GetTypeCode Method returns the TypeCode for class String. 80. Sample for String.Intern(String) 81. String.IsNullOrEmpty 82. String.Join Method 83. Concatenates the members of a collection, using the specified separator between each member. 84. String.Length Property gets the number of characters in the current String object. 85. String.PadLeft Method (Int32) 86. String.PadLeft Method (Int32, Char) 87. String.PadRight 88. String.PadRight Method (Int32, Char) 89. String.Remove 90. Deletes a specified number of characters from this instance beginning at a specified position. 91. String.Replace (Char, Char) 92. String.Replace (String, String) 93. Retrieves a substring 94. Retrieves a substring which starts at a specified character position and has a specified length. 95. Copies the characters to a Unicode character array. 96. Convert to lowercase according to Culture settings 97. Convert string to lowercase 98. Convert String to lowercase using the casing rules of the invariant culture. 99. [Object].ReferenceEquals 100. String.ToUpper (CultureInfo) 101. String.ToUpper 102. Removes all leading and trailing occurrences of a set of characters 103. Removes all leading and trailing white-space characters from the current String object. 104. Removes all trailing occurrences of a set of characters 105. Encode the original string using the ASCII encoder 106. CharEnumerator Class supports iterating over a String