We may have come across a situation where you need to find a particular value from a series of numerical, alphanumerical or date expressions or variables. This can be achieved using “find”.
Syntax:
find(value_to_seek, list_exprg)
value_to_seek is the value that needs to be found
list_exprg is the series of numerical/alphanumerical/date expressions/variables
Example:
Consider an example where we need to find the position of string from a series of strings.
Below is the response if we run the above code:
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