nectarjs/example/string.js

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var a = 'Hi, it\'s ';
var b = "NectarJS !";
var c = a + b;
var arr = [0,1,2];
var obj = {};
var peq = {};
peq += b;
console.log("a = Hi, it's ");
console.log("b = NectarJS !");
console.log("a[0] = " + a[0]);
console.log("b[1] = " + b[1]);
console.log("c = a + b: " + c);
console.log('Typeof c: ' + typeof c);
console.log("Length: " + c.length);
console.log("c.split(',')[0]: " + c.split(',')[0]); // output: Hi
console.log("c.indexOf('NectarJS'): " + c.indexOf("NectarJS"));
console.log("c.slice(3): " + c.slice(3));
console.log("c.slice(9, 17): " + c.slice(9, 17));
console.log("c.replace('Hi', 'Hello'): " + c.replace('Hi', 'Hello'));
console.log("NectarJS + [0,1,2] : " + (b + arr));
console.log("[0,1,2] + NectarJS : " + (arr + b));
console.log("NectarJS + {} : " + (b + obj));
console.log("{} += NectarJS : " + peq);