The dart endsWith() is used to check if a string ends with a given(another) String value.

Examples

void main() {
  String givenString = "This MAy LoOk aWkwaRd";

  print(givenString.endsWith("d"));
}

The above function will print true. Because the givenString ends with the letter d.

void main() {
  String givenString = "This MAy LoOk aWkwaRd";

  print(givenString.endsWith("w"));
}

The above function will print false. Because the givenString doesn’t end with w.

void main() {
  String givenString = "This MAy LoOk aWkwaRd";

  print(givenString.endsWith("D"));
}

Even though the string ends with the letter d, the above function will print false.

It is because The endsWith() method is Case sensitive. So d != D.

We can also use the endsWith() method with multiple letters.

void main() {
  String givenString = "This MAy LoOk aWkwaRd";

  print(givenString.endsWith("Rd"));
}

The above function will print true because the givenString ends with Rd.

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