Haha turns out substr would get the T not the Z and substring would get the correct string with the same args
Both of you are wrong but okay... it would not get either.
date= '"2019-08-02T00:00:00.000Z"'; console.log(date.substr(1,11);
go ahead and run in your console. I'll wait.
jsfiddle.net/brandito/9h68qnyo/5/
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Haha turns out substr would get the T not the Z and substring would get the correct string with the same args
Both of you are wrong but okay... it would not get either.
date= '"2019-08-02T00:00:00.000Z"';
console.log(date.substr(1,11);
go ahead and run in your console. I'll wait.
jsfiddle.net/brandito/9h68qnyo/5/