string_manipulation

syedamir5560 · syedamir5560 · commit ba09c07d7ff6 · 2023-08-16T13:34:28.000+05:30
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+/*
+THE STRING=>
+        In JavaScript, a string is a sequence of zero or more characters.A string literal begins and ends with either a single quote(') or a double quote (").
+
+        JavaScript strings are primitive values.Also, strings are immutable.It means that if you modify a string, you will always get a new string.The original string doesn’t change.
+
+        A string that begins with a double quote must end with a double quote.Likewise, a string that begins with a single quote must also end with a single quote:
+
+let greeting = 'Hi';
+let message = "Bye";
+
+        The template literals allow you to use the single quotes and double quotes inside a string without the need of escaping them.For example:
+
+            let mesage = `"I'm good". She said"`;
+            console.log(mesage);
+
+         //to find length of string
+            let str = 'aamir';
+            console.log(str.length);
+
+        //to fetch perticular charecter from string
+            console.log(str[2]);
+
+        //to use double qoute in string
+            let str1 = "aamir ali \"cse\"\ ";
+            console.log(str1);
+
+        //to add two string concate() function used
+            let str3 = str.concat(str1);
+            console.log(str3);
+
+        //getting sub string from string 
+            let substr = str1.substr(2, 4);
+            let substr2 = str1.substring(2, 4);
+            console.log(substr);
+            console.log(substr2);
+
+        //to find index of perticular su string in string we use indexof fuction
+            let str4 = " this is javascript tutorial";
+            let pos = str4.indexOf('is');
+            console.log(pos);
+
+        //removing white spaces trim() /trimStart()/trimEnd() function used
+            console.log(str4);
+            console.log(str4.trim());
+
+        //convert into upper case use toUpperCase()
+            console.log(str4.toUpperCase());
+
+        //to replace string replace()
+            console.log(str4.replace('this', 'that'));
+
+*/
+
+
+
