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    Experiment No. 5 Assignment On String Functions

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    This document describes an experiment involving string functions in JavaScript. It includes 4 tasks: 1) Convert a character to Unicode and vice versa, 2) Find the position of a character/word in a string, 3) Find the last occurrence of a character in a string, 4) Write the code to complete these tasks and output the results. The code prompts the user for input, performs the string operations, and displays the output.

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    This document describes an experiment involving string functions in JavaScript. It includes 4 tasks: 1) Convert a character to Unicode and vice versa, 2) Find the position of a character/word in a string, 3) Find the last occurrence of a character in a string, 4) Write the code to complete these tasks and output the results. The code prompts the user for input, performs the string operations, and displays the output.

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    This document describes an experiment involving string functions in JavaScript. It includes 4 tasks: 1) Convert a character to Unicode and vice versa, 2) Find the position of a character/word in a string, 3) Find the last occurrence of a character in a string, 4) Write the code to complete these tasks and output the results. The code prompts the user for input, performs the string operations, and displays the output.

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    Experiment No. 5 Assignment On String Functions

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    This document describes an experiment involving string functions in JavaScript. It includes 4 tasks: 1) Convert a character to Unicode and vice versa, 2) Find the position of a character/word in a string, 3) Find the last occurrence of a character in a string, 4) Write the code to complete these tasks and output the results. The code prompts the user for input, performs the string operations, and displays the output.

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    EXPERIMENT NO.

    5
    Assignment on String Functions –
    1. Develop JavaScript to accept Character from user and convert it into
    Unicode. Develop JavaScript to accept Unicode from user and convert it into
    character.
    2. Develop JavaScript to accept character/word from user, search that
    character/word in given string and print its position (Hint – search()).
    3. Develop JavaScript to accept character from user and find out the last
    occurrence of that character form given string.
    CODE:
    <!—
    Aniket Gholap
    30
    EXP 5
    -->
    <!DOCTYPE html>
    <html>
    <head>
    <title> String Functions </title>
    <head>
    <body>
    <script>
    // Develop JavaScript code to accept Character from User and
    to convert it into Unicode.
    var s = prompt(“Enter a Character”);
    document.write(“Character Code of &nbsp <b>=” s+ </b>
    &nbspis=&nbsp+s.charCodeAt()+”<br/> <br/>”);

    // Develop JavaScript code to accept Unicode from User and to


    convert it into Character.
    var a = prompt(Enter a Unicode);
    var res = String.fromCharCode(a);
    document.write(“Character of Unicode&nbsp <b>=” +a+
    </b>nbspis =&nbsp+res+”<br/> <br/>”);
    // Develop JavaScript code to accept Character/Word from user,
    search that Character/Word in given String and print its position.
    var str = “Welcome to JavaScript tutorial”;
    var strw = prompt(“Enter a Word from String ‘Welcome to JavaScript
    Tutorial”);
    document.write(“String=&nbsp” + str + “<br/>);
    document.write(“Character of Unocide&nbsp<b>” + strw
    +”</b>&nbspin above string is=&nbsp +str.search(strw)+”<br/>
    <br/>”);

    // Develop a JavaScript code to accept Character from user and find


    out the last occurrence of that character from given string.
    var strw2 = prompt(“Enter the word from string ‘Welcome to
    JavaScript Tutorial”);
    document.write(“String=&nbsp” + str + “<br/>”);
    document.write(“Position of Last Occurance of &nbsp<b>”+strw2+”
    </b>&nbspin above string is=&nbsp”+str.lastIndexOf(strw2)+<br/>
    <br/>”);
    </script>
    </body>
    </html>
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    OUTPUT:
    Question 1:

    Question 1:

    Question 2:
    Question 3:

    Overall output of a code:

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