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Tag: string

Reverting overridden String prototype

I have an overridden String.prototype in my javascript window. I have a reference to an iframe window that hasn’t been touched, and I want to use it to create a new string without the overridden functions: How do I create a new string without the overridden functions? For overridden Array.prototype using a fresh iframe works but not for String. Note

Why does Javascript only type-cast for string concatenation on strings that are already assigned?

I noticed something strange when messing around with strings and numbers in a Javascript console. Doing this: “$99.9” += 0 causes SyntaxError: Invalid left-hand side in assignment. But if I assign the string to a variable, the behavior is different (and more in line with what we’ve come to expect/accept from Javascript) let str = “$99.9” str += 0 //

Find difference between two strings in JavaScript

I need to find difference between two strings. The expected output is to find the extra n and log it to the console. Is there any way to do this in JavaScript? Answer Another option, for more sophisticated difference checking, is to make use of the PatienceDiff algorithm. I ported this algorithm to Javascript at… https://github.com/jonTrent/PatienceDiff …which although the algorithm

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