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JavaScript String Object
Introduction
The String object can be used to work with strings. A string
is a collection of characters. "Hello World" is a string and
"H" is a character. You can also store an integer or numeric value as
a string. You just have to enclose it with double "" – something like
"99". Remember, that nearly each object is created with the keyword
new exception is the math object. Also remember that we talking here about the
string object not the string literal so don’t confound with it. The String
object contains 28 functions. All of these functions convert the object into a
literal. These functions are covered in a separate page with a simple example.
Here is a short example how it works.
