myStringtrimEnd

The myStringtrimEnd function is a string manipulation method that removes trailing whitespace from a given string. It takes a single argument, the string to be trimmed, and returns a new string with any whitespace characters at the end removed. Whitespace characters typically include spaces, tabs, and newline characters. This function is useful for cleaning up user input or data read from files where trailing whitespace might be unintentionally present and could cause issues in subsequent processing or comparisons. The original string remains unchanged; myStringtrimEnd operates non-destructively. It is a common utility found in many programming languages and libraries designed for text processing. The exact set of characters considered whitespace may vary slightly depending on the specific implementation of the function, but the general purpose of removing trailing whitespace is consistent.