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About multiple functions for string control

   Jan 13, 2024     1 min read

About “multiple functions for string control”

While testing my code, I realized that there are multiple functions for string control.

I would like to share them with you.

How to convert a string to upper and lower case

toUpperCase(): convert to upper case for English strings toLowerCase(): Convert to lowercase for an English string

How to determine if a string satisfies a condition based on a regular expression

Use regexObj.test(str).

Determines if the given string satisfies the regular expression, and returns true or false.

const str = "table football";

const regex = new RegExp("foo*");
// Expected output: true

How to utilize backslashes in strings

\To output the “: “ outputs a pair of quotes ": ‘ Print single quotes Print the \: Prints a \ character \r: Move the cursor to the beginning of the line \f: Move the cursor to the next page \b: move the cursor one space \t: Move the cursor by a tab \n: Move the cursor to the next line.

Example

var a = "My home is "Seoul"." : no output
var a = "My home is \"Seoul"\." : printable