You mean like this? It would work for your use case, although I don't know how you want to handle things like having more than 2 names or last names?
function nameShuffler(name) { return name.split(" ").reverse().join(" ") }
And with arrow function
const nameShuffler = string => string.split(' ').reverse().join(' ')
Yeap, a quick, little fun one liner. I love it!
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You mean like this? It would work for your use case, although I don't know how you want to handle things like having more than 2 names or last names?
And with arrow function
const nameShuffler = string => string.split(' ').reverse().join(' ')Yeap, a quick, little fun one liner. I love it!