Let's say I have two strings:
How do I match the "Test" at the end of string and only get the second as a result and not the first string. I am using include? but it will match all occurrences and not just the ones where the substring occurs at the end of string.
You can do this very simply using end_with?, e.g.
"Test something Test".end_with? 'Test'
Or, you can use a regex that matches the end of the string:
/Test$/ === "Test something Test"
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