In JavaScript there are two types of strings. String primitives and string objects.
In order to use a method with a string primitive, JavaScript converts the string to an object then back into a primitive, all in the background.
Note that none of the methods modify the original string, but return a new string.
In this video we will cover the length property and all of these methods:
indexOf, lastIndexOf, startsWith, endsWith, includes, slice, substring, replace, match, split, repeat, concat, toUpperCase, toLowerCase, trim, trimLeft, trimStart, trimRight, trimEnd, padStart, padEnd.
I'll be releasing a new video every day in January! Stay tuned..
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