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JS String Methods

The document discusses 10 JavaScript string methods: trim(), toUpperCase(), toLowerCase(), charAt(), concat(), indexOf(), lastIndexOf(), slice(), replace(), and split(). For each method, it provides a brief 1-sentence description of what the method does.

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JS String Methods

The document discusses 10 JavaScript string methods: trim(), toUpperCase(), toLowerCase(), charAt(), concat(), indexOf(), lastIndexOf(), slice(), replace(), and split(). For each method, it provides a brief 1-sentence description of what the method does.

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JavaScript String Method's

trim()

toUpperCase() toLowerCase() charAt()

concat() indexOf() lastIndexOf()

slice() replace() split()


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01 trim()

trim() - removes whitespace from the beginning


and end of a strings.
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02 toUpperCase()

toUpperCase() - converts a string to all


uppercase letters.
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03 toLowerCase()

toLowerCase() - converts a string to all


lowercase letters.
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04 charAt()

charAt() - returns the character at a specific


index in a string.
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05 concat()

concat() - concatenates two or more strings.


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06 indexOf()

indexOf() - returns the index of the first


occurrence of a specified substring in a string.
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07 lastIndexOf()

lastIndexOf() - returns the index of the last


occurrence of a specified substring in a string.
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08 slice()

slice() - extracts a section of a string and


returns it as a new string.
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09 replace()

replace() - replaces a specified substring with


another substring.
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10 split()

split() - splits a string into an array of


substrings based on a specified delimiter.
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