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 # Methods
-## `string.find(char: string)`
+## string.find
+```
+string.find(char: string)
+```
 Returns index of given character in string and -1 if value not exist.
 
-## `string.isEmpty()`
+## string.isEmpty
+```
+string.isEmpty()
+```
 Checks if length of string is equal to 0.
 
-## `string.isNotEmpty()`
+## string.isNotEmpty
+```
+string.isNotEmpty()
+```
 Checks if length of string is greater than 0.
 
-## `string.toInt()`
+## string.toInt
+```
+string.toInt()
+```
 Tries to convert `string` to `int`. If the text actually represents an `int`, it returns it as of `int` type. It returns itself (as a `string`) otherwise.
 
-## `string.substring(startIndex: int, endIndex: int)`
+## string.substring 
+```
+string.substring(startIndex: int, endIndex: int)
+```
 Returns a substring.
 
-### Example
+#### Example
 ```
 println("Hello world".substring(1, 5));    # ello
 ``` 
 
-## `string.split(delimiter: string)`
+## string.split
+```
+string.split(delimiter: string)
+```
 Splits the string with given delimiter to list of strings and returns it.
 
-### Example
+#### Example
 ```
 str = "this:is:some:text";
 
 println(str.split(":"));    # [this, is, some, text]
 ```
 
-## `string.toFloat()`
+## string.toFloat
+```
+string.toFloat()
+```
 Tries to convert `string` to `float`. If the text actually represents a `float`, it returns it as of `float` type. It returns itself (as a `string`) otherwise.
 
-## `string.toBool()`
+## string.toBool
+```
+string.toBool()
+```
 Tries to convert `string` to `bool`. If the text actually is equal to `"true"` or `"false"`, it returns it as of `bool` type. It returns itself (as a `string`) otherwise.
 
-## `string.toNote()`
+## string.toNote
+```
+string.toNote()
+```
 Tries to convert `string` to `note`. If the text actually represents a `note`, it returns it as of `note` type. It returns itself (as a `string`) otherwise.