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How to detect regex pattern for strings with underscore

I am trying to create a regex for detecting the number of exact occurance of a string in another string. Here I am getting the exact match for “test” string and nothing else, but it’s ignoring all the “test” strings which have underscore associated with it either front or back(like TEST_UF… or r_test or the regex-test_, the “test” string is

sorting strings in an object inside an array [closed]

Closed. This question needs details or clarity. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Add details and clarify the problem by editing this post. Closed 1 year ago. Improve this question I’ve been trying to sort string inside an object which is inside an array. By splitting the string into array, I successfully sorted the array.

Remove last part of String in Javascripts

I’m struggling with a code in JS in order to extract the last part of a String. Examples of the input strings could be: or and I need the first part until the second . like this or Answer You can use combination of split, slice & join to do this Working split(“.”) returns an array You only need elements

format well defined string to an object using es5

I have either of these string: var str = “Apple Banana Kiwi Orange: fruit. Tomato: vegetable” or var str = “Tomato: maybe a fruit. Apple Banana Orange: fruit. Carrots: vegetable”. I want to format it to an object of this format only using ES5. I tried a combination of using split() and nested for loop, but I’m not sure it’s

String cannot be converted into JSON in Javascript

I am getting error: base.js:1 SyntaxError: Unexpected token O in JSON at position 82 at JSON.parse () I tried various methods but nothing works. Can anyone tell me why this error is occurring and how can I fix it? Just for the context, self.str contains a string value that I have obtained from an API response. Answer If you work

Why is “” invalid in JavaScript?

While writing “” in Chrome console I get the following error: In Firefox it gives following error: while writting “\” gives: “\” in both browsers What is the proper way to write “” in JavaScript? Answer Do not let the rendering of a string in the console, which may display strings including escape sequences and wrapped in quotes because it

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