string padding

Learn all about the JavaScript padEnd() method for manipulating strings. String padding involves adding characters to a string in order to achieve a specific length. Introduced in ES2017, the padEnd() method is used to append characters at the end of a string. padEnd(targetLength [, padString]) Here is an example of how to use padEnd(): padEnd() ‘test’.padEnd(4) ‘test’ ‘test’.padEnd(5) ‘test ’ ‘test’.padEnd(8) ‘test ’ ‘test’.padEnd(8, ‘abcd’) ‘testabcd’ To explore a related method, check out padStart()....

In JavaScript, the padStart() method is used to add characters to the beginning of a string in order to reach a desired length. This can be useful when you want to ensure that a string has a specific number of characters. The syntax for using padStart() is as follows: padStart(targetLength [, padString]) The targetLength parameter represents the desired length of the string after padding, while the optional padString parameter is used to specify the characters to be added....