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javascript String indexOf( )
Returns a zero-based integer of the position within the current string where the searchString parameter starts. Normally, the search starts with t
javascript String italics( )
Returns a copy of the string embedded within an <i> tag set.
javascript String lastIndexOf( )
Returns a zero-based integer of the position within the current string object where the searchString parameter starts. This method works like the
javascript String link( )
Returns a copy of the string embedded within an anchor ( <a> ) tag set. The value passed as a parameter is assigned to the href attribute of
javascript String localeCompare( )
Returns a number indicating whether the current string sorts before, the same as, or after the parameter string, based on browser- and system-depend
javascript String match( )
Returns an array of strings within the current string that match the regular expression passed as a parameter.
javascript String replace( )
Returns the new string that results when matches of the regexpression parameter are replaced by the replaceString parameter. The original string is un
javascript String search( )
Returns the zero-based indexed value of the first character in the current string that matches the pattern of the regexpression parameter. This me
javascript String slice( )
Returns a substring of the current string. The substring is copied from the main string starting at the zero-based index count value of the characte
javascript String small( )
Returns a copy of the string embedded within a <small> tag set.
javascript String split( )
Returns a new array object whose elements are segments of the current string. The current string is divided into array entries at each instance of t
javascript String strike( )
Returns a copy of the string embedded within a <strike> tag set.
javascript String sub( )
Returns a copy of the string embedded within a <sub> tag set.
javascript String substr( )
substr(startPositionIndex [, length]) The extract begins at the zero-based index position of the current string as specified by the first parameter of
javascript String substring( )
substring(startPositionIndex, endPositionIndex) The extract begins at the zero-based index position of the current string as specified by the first pa
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