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Ah yes, indexOf always starts at 0! Since I wanted to look at the beginning of string for the characters, this is a much shorter way to write out my search function. Thanks!
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You can also use your initial
indexOfway, but compare as=== 0instead of!== 1, unless I'm missing something.Ah yes, indexOf always starts at 0! Since I wanted to look at the beginning of string for the characters, this is a much shorter way to write out my search function. Thanks!