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feat: add string_methods&properties.js
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part1 (Basics)/10_compound_operators.js

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// INFO: String Methods & Properties
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// Before starting string methods and properties we need to know that strings are indexed. So basically we can access only single character of a string by doing something like this.
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// strings_methods&properties.js
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// Expression: "Hello World"[1]
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// Result: "e"
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// INFO: String Methods & Properties in JavaScript
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let message = "Hello World";
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let message1 = "Hello";
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let number = '1234';
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console.log(message[4]);
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/*
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Strings in JavaScript are sequences of characters and are indexed starting from 0.
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This means you can access individual characters using bracket notation.
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Example:
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"Hello World"[1] // returns "e"
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*/
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// Accessing characters by index
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let message = "Hello World";
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console.log(message[4]); // Output: o
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// Properties
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// NOTE: There is only one property for string (which is length)
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console.log(message.length);
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// NOTE: The main property of strings is 'length' which returns the number of characters in the string.
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console.log(message.length); // Output: 11
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// Methods without arguments
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// Convert to uppercase
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console.log(message.toUpperCase()); // Output: "HELLO WORLD"
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// Methods without argument
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console.log(message.toUpperCase());
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console.log(message.toLowerCase());
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// Convert to lowercase
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console.log(message.toLowerCase()); // Output: "hello world"
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// Remove whitespace from both ends
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let newMessage = " hi this is me . ";
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console.log(newMessage.trim());
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console.log(newMessage.trimStart());
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console.log(newMessage.trimEnd());
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// Methods with argument
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console.log(message.includes("Hello"));
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console.log(message.indexOf("e"));
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console.log(message.replace('Hello', 'Hi'));
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console.log(message1.replaceAll('l', 'L'));
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console.log(message.concat(' ' + message1));
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console.log(number.padStart(11, '*'));
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console.log(number.padEnd(12, "-"));
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console.log(message.charAt(1));
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console.log(message.charCodeAt(0));
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console.log(message.split(' '));
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console.log(newMessage.trim()); // Output: "hi this is me ."
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console.log(newMessage.trimStart()); // Removes only the starting spaces
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console.log(newMessage.trimEnd()); // Removes only the ending spaces
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// Methods with arguments
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// Check if string includes substring
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console.log(message.includes("Hello")); // Output: true
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// Get index of first occurrence of character/string
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console.log(message.indexOf("e")); // Output: 1
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// Replace first occurrence of substring
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console.log(message.replace("Hello", "Hi")); // Output: "Hi World"
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// Replace all occurrences (ES2021 feature)
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console.log("Hello Hello".replaceAll("l", "L")); // Output: "HeLLo HeLLo"
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// Concatenate strings
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console.log(message.concat(" " + "Everyone")); // Output: "Hello World Everyone"
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// Pad string from start to reach a certain length
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let number = "1234";
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console.log(number.padStart(11, "*")); // Output: *******1234
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// Pad string from end to reach a certain length
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console.log(number.padEnd(12, "-")); // Output: 1234--------
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// Get character at specific index
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console.log(message.charAt(1)); // Output: "e"
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// Get Unicode value of character at specific index
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console.log(message.charCodeAt(0)); // Output: 72 (Unicode for 'H')
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// Split string into array based on separator
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console.log(message.split(" ")); // Output: [ 'Hello', 'World' ]
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// String Template Literals
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const templateString = 17;
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console.log(`I am ${templateString} years old`);
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const age = 17;
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console.log(`I am ${age} years old`); // Output: "I am 17 years old"
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// Multi-line strings using template literals
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const multiLine = `
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This is line 1
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This is line 2
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This is line 3
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`;
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console.log(multiLine);
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/*
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Summary:
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Property:
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- length
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Methods (no argument):
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- toUpperCase()
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- toLowerCase()
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- trim()
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- trimStart()
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- trimEnd()
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Methods (with argument):
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- includes(substring)
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- indexOf(substring)
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- replace(searchValue, newValue)
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- replaceAll(searchValue, newValue)
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- concat(string)
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- padStart(targetLength, padString)
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- padEnd(targetLength, padString)
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- charAt(index)
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- charCodeAt(index)
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- split(separator)
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- Template Literals with backticks for interpolation and multi-line strings
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*/

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