JavaScriptStrings
Syntax
- "string literal"
- 'string literal'
- "string literal with 'mismatching quotes'" // no errors; quotes are different.
- "string literal with "escaped quotes"" // no errors; quotes are escaped.
- `template string ${expression}`
- String("a b c") // returns string when called in non-constructor context
- new String("a b c") // the String object, not the string primitive
Related Examples
- Access character at index in string
- Basic Info and String Concatenation
- Character code
- Comparing Strings Lexicographically
- Detecting a string
- Escaping quotes
- Find the index of a substring inside a string
- Repeat a String
- Reverse String
- Splitting a string into an array
- String Find and Replace Functions
- String Representations of Numbers
- String to Lower Case
- String to Upper Case
- Strings are unicode
- Substrings with slice
- Trim whitespace
- Word Counter
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