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console.log(trimmedStr1); //"J aga"var str2 = "J
var trimmedStr2 = str2.trim();
console.log(trimmedStr2); //"J ."

4.`trimStart()` --> returns a new string with removed white

space from start of the string. `trimLeft()` is an alias of this
method.

var str = " Jagathish ";

var trimmedStr = str.trimStart();
console.log(trimmedStr); //"Jagathish "

5.`trimEnd()` --> returns a new string with removed white

space at end of the string. `trimRight()` is an alias of this
method.

var str = " Jagathish ";

var trimmedStr = str.trimEnd();
console.log(trimmedStr); //" Jagathish"

6.`charAt()` --> returns the character at the given index.

var str = "Jagathish";

console.log( str.charAt() ); //the default index is
str.charAt(1); //a
str.charAt(8); //h
str.charAt(100); //"" if max than str length return
str.charAt(-1); // for all negative values returns
//no type conversion takes pace so the result is em
str.charAt("1"); //""
7.`charCodeAt()` --> returns the `UTF-16` character code of
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the character at the given index. All rules of `index` in
`chatAt` method is similar to `charCodeAt`.

// char code for a - 97, b =98 ,... z -122

// char code for A - 65 ... Z - 90
var str = "Jagathish";
str.charCodeAt(0); // 74
str.charCodeAt(1); // 97

8.`concat(arguments)` concate the arguments passed with

the source string. It doesn’t change on source string.

var str = "JavaScript";

str.concat(' ', "Jeep", "."); // JavaScript Jeep.

Note: This method is not recommended , instead you can use

normal concatenation using assignment operator.
Example

var str = "JavaScript".

var name = str + " " + "Jeep" +".";

9.`includes(searchingString)` returns whether searching

String may be found in source string.

var str = "JavaScript Jeep";

str.includes("Jeep"); // true
str.includes("jeep"); // false --> case sensitive
// we can also specify the index to start search

var str = "Jeep";

str.includes("Jeep", 0); // true
str.includes("Jeep", 1); // false
10.`endsWith(searchString)` returns whether the source
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string ends with the searching string.

var str = "JavaScript Jeep";

str.endsWith("Jeep"); // true
str.endsWith("jeep"); // false
str.endsWith("Kepp"); // false
// we can also specify the endPosition(index+1) to
var str = "Jeep";
str.endsWith("J"); //false
str.endsWith("J", 1) // true

11.`startsWith(searchString)` returns whether the source

string starts with the searching string.

var str = "JavaScript Jeep";

str.startsWith("Java"); // truestr.
startsWith("java"); // falsestr.
startsWith("Ava"); // false
// we can also specify the startPosition(index) to
var str = "JAVASCRIPT"
str.startsWith("VA"); //false
str.startsWith("VA", 2) // true
str.startsWith("J", 1); // false --> because we are

12.`includes(searchString)` determines whether search

string found within source String

var str = "JavaScript Jeep";

str.includes("Java"); // true
str.includes("java"); // false
str.includes(""); // true
str.includes(); // false

we can also specify the index from which the search

str = "JavaScript";
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13 . `repeat(times)` returns a new string containing the

specified number of copies of the given string.Repeat value
must be non-negative and less than infinity, otherwise range
error will br thrown.

var str = "Jeep ";

var repeatedString = str.repeat(1); // "Jeep "
repeatedString = str.repeat(2); // "Jeep Jeep"
repeatedString = str.repeat(); // ""
repeatedString = str.repeat(0); // ""

14.`indexOf(searchString)` return the index of first

occurrence of search string on the source string , if the search
string not present in the source string then it returns -1.

var str = "Java Jeep JavaScript Jeep";

str.indexOf("Jeep"); // 5
str.indexOf('jeep'); // -1
// we can also specify the index from which the sea
str.indexOf("Java", 0); // 0
str.indexOf("Java", 1); // 10

15.`lastIndexOf(searchString)` return the index of last

occurrence of search string on the source string , if the search
string not present in the source string then it returns -1.

var str = "Java Jeep Java Jeep";

str.lastIndexOf("Jeep"); // 15
str.lastIndexOf('jeep'); // -1

16.`match(regex)` extract the result of matching a string

against a regular expression.
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var str = 'I love cooking.';
var regex = /[AEIOUaeiou]/gi;
var result = str.match(regex); //["I","o","e","o","

17.`search(regex)` this method test whether the source

string matches the regex provided. If the source string doesn’t
match with the regex then return -1.

var str = "str";

var regex1 = /a-z/gi;
var regex2 = /[aeiou]/gi;
str.search(regex1); // 0 ('s' matches with the rege
str.search(regex2); // -1 (because there is no matc

18.`padStart(newStringLength)` This method add the

padding (space by default) to the source string at the
beginning of the string ,so that the source string length is
converted to the provided length.

var str = "Jeep";

str.padStart(5); // " Jeep"
str.padStart(10); // " Jeep"
str.padStart(5, "*"); // "*Jeep"
str.padStart(10,"@"); // "@@@@@@Jeep"
// If the value is lower than the current string's
str.padStart(1); // "Jeep"
str.padStart(); // "Jeep"
str.padStart(-1); // "Jeep"

19.`padEnd(newStringLength)` This method add padding

(space by default) to the source string at the end of the string ,
so that the source string length is converted to the provided
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str.padEnd(5); // "Jeep "
str.padEnd(10); // "Jeep "
str.padEnd(5, "*"); // "Jeep*"
str.padEnd(10,"@"); // "Jeep@@@@@@"
// If the value is lower than the current string's
str.padEnd(1); // "Jeep"
str.padEnd(); // "Jeep"
str.padEnd(-1); // "Jeep"

20.`replace(regex, stringToReplace)` this method

replaces the string with `stringToReplace` which matches
the pattern

var str = "I love dog. I love dog";

var regex = /dog/g;
str.replace(regex, 'cat'); // I love cat. I love ca

21.`splice(fromIndex, toIndex)` extracts part of source

string and returns it as a new string .

var str = "JavaScript Jeep";

str.slice(1); "avascript Jeep"
str.slice(10); " Jeep"
str.slice(11); "Jeep"
str.slice(11, 12); "J"
str.slice(11, 14); "Jee"
str.slice(0); "Javascript Jeep"
str.slice(); "Javascript Jeep"

22 . `split(separator)` this method split the string based

on the separator.

var str = "Java Jeep";

str.split(""); // ['J', 'a', 'v', 'a' ," ", 'J', 'e
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// limiting number of split
var str = "this,is,a,test";
str.split(","); ["this", "is","a","test"]
str.split(",", 1); ["this"]
str.split(",", 2); ["this", "is"]
str.split(",",100); ["this", "is","a","test"]

23 . `substring(startIndex, endIndex)` returns the the

string between the start and end indexes, or to the end of the
string.

var str = "JavaScript Jeep";

str.substring(11); // "Jeep"
str.substring(11,12); // "J"
str.substring(); // "JavaScript Jeep"

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