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JavaScript String Methods

The document provides a comprehensive guide on 37 essential JavaScript string methods that every developer should know, including methods like at(), charAt(), concat(), and includes(). Each method is briefly described with its functionality and purpose. The guide aims to enhance coding skills by offering valuable insights into string manipulation in JavaScript.

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JavaScript String Methods

The document provides a comprehensive guide on 37 essential JavaScript string methods that every developer should know, including methods like at(), charAt(), concat(), and includes(). Each method is briefly described with its functionality and purpose. The guide aims to enhance coding skills by offering valuable insights into string manipulation in JavaScript.

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Mastering JavaScript

37 Essential JavaScript String


Methods Every Developer Should Know
at()

Returns the character at the specified


index in a string.
charAt()

Returns the character at the specified


index in a string.
charCodeAt()

Returns the Unicode value of the


character at the specified index in a
string.
codePointAt()

Returns the Unicode code point value


of the character at the specified index
in a string.
concat()

Combines multiple strings and


returns a new string.
endsWith()

Checks if a string ends with the


specified substring and returns true
or false.
fromCharCode()

Returns a string created from a


sequence of Unicode values (codes).
fromCodePoint()

Returns a string created from a


sequence of Unicode code points.
includes()

Checks if a string contains the


specified substring and returns true
or false.
indexOf()

Returns the index of the first


occurrence of a specified value
within a string.
lastIndexOf()
Returns the index of the last
occurrence of a specified value
within a string.
isWellFormed()
Checks if a string is well-formed
Unicode and returns true or false.
localeCompare()

Compares two strings in the current


locale and returns -1, 0, or 1,
indicating their relative order.
match()
Searches a string for a match against
a regular expression and returns an
array of matches.
matchAll()
Returns an iterator of all matched
substrings against a regular
expression.
normalize()
Returns the Unicode Normalization
Form of a string (e.g., NFC, NFD,
NFKC, NFKD).
padStart()

Pads the current string with another


string until it reaches the specified
length.
padEnd()

Pads the current string with another


string until it reaches the specified
length.
raw()
Returns the raw string representation
of a template literal, ignoring escape
sequences.
repeat()

Returns a new string containing the


original string repeated the specified
number of times.
replace()

Returns a new string with some or all


matches of a pattern replaced by a
replacement string.
replaceAll()

Returns a new string with all matches


of a pattern replaced by a
replacement string.
search()
Searches a string for a specified
pattern and returns the index of the
first match found.
slice()
Extracts a section of a string and
returns a new string.
split()

Splits a string into an array of


substrings based on a specified
separator.
startsWith()
Checks if a string starts with the
specified substring and returns true
or false.
substring()

Extracts a section of a string and


returns a new string.
toLocaleLowerCase()

Converts the string to lowercase


according to any locale-specific case
mappings.
toLocaleUpperCase()

Converts the string to uppercase


according to any locale-specific case
mappings.
toLowerCase()

Converts the string to lowercase.


toUpperCase()

Converts the string to uppercase.


toString()

Returns a string representation of an


object.
toWellFormed()
Returns a new string that represents
the string as a well-formed Unicode
string.
trim()

Removes whitespace from both ends


of a string.
trimStart()

Removes whitespace from the start


of a string.
trimEnd()

Removes whitespace from the end of


a string.
valueOf()

Returns the primitive value of a string


object.
Thank you for exploring this
comprehensive guide on JavaScript
string methods. I hope it has been
a valuable resource for enhancing
your coding skills.

Happy coding and stay curious!

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