The strings in Javascript are actually
objects with a bunch of properties and functions that can be accessed .The javascript
String object is used to manipulate a stored piece of text.
The string's functions used to find out more about your string.
For example, the string function search lets you search a string for a specified
value that you supply.
It is important to note that these functions do
not actually change the string itself, rather it returns a new string that you
will have to store if you want to use it elsewhere.
A
property is just some basic information about the object. For example, a string
object has a length property which stores the number of characters in the
string.
The following lessons
will teach you how to manipulate, count, reorder, replace, search and do just
about anything else to your Javascript strings. These advanced topics will open
up a whole new world of choices for the dynamic web pages you have yet to build!
| Method | Description | |
| anchor() | Creates
an HTML anchor | |
| big() | Displays
a string in a big font | |
| blink() | Displays
a blinking string | |
| bold() | Displays
a string in bold | |
| charAt() | Returns
the character at a specified position | |
| charCodeAt() | Returns
the Unicode of the character at a specified position | |
| concat() | Joins
two or more strings | |
| fixed() | Displays
a string as teletype text | |
| fontcolor() | Displays
a string in a specified color | |
| fontsize() | Displays
a string in a specified size | |
| fromCharCode() | Takes
the specified Unicode values and returns a string | |
| indexOf() | Returns
the position of the first occurrence of a specified string value in a string | |
| italics() | Displays
a string in italic | |
| lastIndexOf() | Returns
the position of the last occurrence of a specified string value, searching backwards
from the specified position in a string | |
| link() | Displays
a string as a hyperlink | |
| match() | Searches
for a specified value in a string | |
| replace() | Replaces
some characters with some other characters in a string | |
| search() | Searches
a string for a specified value | |
| slice() | Extracts
a part of a string and returns the extracted part in a new string | |
| small() | Displays
a string in a small font | |
| split() | Splits
a string into an array of strings | |
| strike() | Displays
a string with a strikethrough | |
| sub() | Displays a
string as subscript | |
| substr() | Extracts
a specified number of characters in a string, from a start index | |
| substring() | Extracts
the characters in a string between two specified indices | |
| sup() | Displays
a string as superscript | |
| toLowerCase() | Displays
a string in lowercase letters | |
| toUpperCase() | Displays
a string in uppercase letters | |
| toSource() | Represents
the source code of an object | |
| valueOf() | Returns
the primitive value of a String object | |