The new .at also works in String ... but not in IE
'Elon Musk'.at(-1) // k 'Elon Musk'.slice(-4) // Musk
Maybe you can write about regexp which is great tool of string handling.
Great insight! Never occured to me. I think IE is the "lost sheep" of web browsers haha
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The new .at also works in String ... but not in IE
Maybe you can write about regexp which is great tool of string handling.
Great insight! Never occured to me. I think IE is the "lost sheep" of web browsers haha