strings in javascript

 here in this blog we are going to learn about the strings in the javascript

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here are the following examples.

let name ="anwar"

// console.log(name)

// console.log(name.length)

// console.log(typeof name)

// console.log(name[1])

// // template literals in StringList

// let name1= "sabih"

// let name2="anwar"

// let sentence=`my name is ${name1} ${name2}`

// console.log(sentence)

// // escape sequence characters

// name='anw\'ar'

// console.log(name)

// name='anw\nar'

// console.log(name)

// name='anw\tar'

// console.log(name)

// name='anw\rar'

// console.log(name)

// escape sequence character types

// \b Backspace

// \f Form Feed

// \n New Line

// \r Carriage Return

// \t Horizontal Tabulator

// \v Vertical Tabulator

// console.log(name.toUpperCase())

// console.log(name.toLowerCase())

// console.log(name.slice(2))

// console.log(name.slice(2,4))

// console.log(name.replace("an","jan"))

// let wife="ghufrana"

// console.log(name.concat(" is a husband of ",wife," ok"))

// let saali="           rizwana          "

// console.log(saali.trim())

// function for loop in string

// i=0

// while(i<name.length){

//   console.log(name[i])

//   i++

// }