strings.html

<!-- Length Property -->
<script>
    let name="ROLEX";
    document.write(name.length);

    // output: 5
</script>


<!-- String Interpolation : Means inserting variables inside Template Literals($``)-->
<script>
    const name=prompt("Enter Your Name!");
    let a=`Your name is ${name}`;
    document.write(a);
</script>


<!-- toUpperCase Property -->
<script>
    let name=prompt("enter Your Name!");
    document.write("Your Entered Name will be displayed in Upper Case now "+name.toUpperCase());
</script>


<!-- Slice Property -->
<script>
    let name="DILLI";
    let v=name.slice(2,4); //means from 2 to 4 and 4 is not included
    document.write(v);
</script>


<!-- Slice Property 2 -->
<script>
    let name="BHARGAV SANDANALA";
    let slicedName=name.slice(8,17);
    document.write(slicedName);

    // output:SANDANALA
</script>


<!-- Replace Property -->
<script>
    let agents="Dilli Amar";
    let boss=agents.replace("Amar","Bejoy");
    document.write(boss);

    // output:Dilli Bejoy
</script>


<!-- Concat Property -->
<script>
    let agent1="DILLI";
    let agent2="AMAR";

    let joinedHands=agent1.concat(" teamed with ",agent2," For real !!");
    document.write(joinedHands);

    // output:DILLI teamed with AMAR For real !!
</script>


<!-- Trim Property ~ Trims End spaces-->
<script>
    let pow="   LASERSIGHT   ";
    document.write(pow.trim());

    // output:LASERSIGHT
</script>


<!-- Includes Property -->
<script>
    let name="Hello World this Robo memory 1 Gigabyte Speed 1 TerraByte";
    let testing=name.includes("Gigabyte");//if you give gigabyte then o/p will be False
    document.write(testing);

    // output:True

</script>



<!-- startsWith Property -->
<script>
     let name="Hello World this Robo memory 1 Gigabyte Speed 1 ZetaByte";
     let result=name.startsWith("ZetaByte",48);
     document.write(result);

    // output:true
</script>



<!-- endsWith Property -->
<script>
    let name="Hello World this Robo memory 1 Gigabyte Speed 1 ZetaByte";
    let result=name.endsWith("ZetaByte",56);//although it's ending with corrsponding 55 int but we have to specify it as 56 bcz at the end there's a  string terminator which is present (/0);
    document.write(result);

    // output:true
</script>