Hi @Giraffe Academy, I have a question. At 11:03, when you were trying to print the word cool from strings are cool, using this statement : phrase.substring(phrase.indexOf(“c”), phrase.length) Why is the index 16 returned by phrase.length included by substring method? Because you said that second parameter of substring method is not included?
You need quotations surrounding the h1 tag, and then change the "color:red" to single quotations: var string = "Hi"; document.write("string.toUpperCase()");
If i'm not wrong the phrase 'Strings are cool' contains 14 characters and if javascript's index starts from 0 then it have to be 13 instead of 14 right then why is it showing up 16??????
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2021
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Hi @Giraffe Academy, I have a question. At 11:03, when you were trying to print the word cool from strings are cool, using this statement : phrase.substring(phrase.indexOf(“c”), phrase.length)
Why is the index 16 returned by phrase.length included by substring method? Because you said that second parameter of substring method is not included?
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what about split() the most important one
How to get index of the middle 'A' in the word ALASKA?????
This is my script:
var string = "Hi";
document.write(string.toUpperCase());
What do I do to have my script perform the same task but actually work?
You need quotations surrounding the h1 tag, and then change the "color:red" to single quotations:
var string = "Hi";
document.write("string.toUpperCase()");
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If i'm not wrong the phrase 'Strings are cool' contains 14 characters and if javascript's index starts from 0 then it have to be 13 instead of 14 right then why is it showing up 16??????
Spaces count also as character inside of strings.
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You declare a variable with var??? Really?
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This one was a bit confusing
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use phrase[3] instead of charAt(3)