Reversing a String is indeed one of the most common and needed operations in JavaScript. During the journey of any Software Developer's career, a v...
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After long time you published blog,
The blog you write is in well formated way✨.
Thanks 👍
Thank you so much, keep following and supporting ☺️ ☺️
Hey can I suggest you one thing!
Yes definitely you can..
Can you add snippet of code in such format into your blog.
dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/up...
Even I have used in my blog the same snippet
dev.to/star_trooper/views-and-it-s...
And I have not written the blog in well formatted (text)way but yes due the snip format it is looking great.
I haven't tried this ever. How can I get this format? Is it any app like vs code? Let me know. i will try
You can make your own snippet using "carbon" snippet creator.
carbon.now.sh/
Oh thanks a lot! I'll keep this on my mind. :D
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Oh yeah, its another method which I didn't mention, I can add it now. Thank you for reminding ☺️
The regex can be simpler (a period is already a single character, and case sensitivity does not affect it):
Thank you for the suggestion. This is a better one
Lovely article Swarnali. I have another approach for you to consider:
const reverseString = ([...str]) => str.reverse().join('');
console.log(reverseString('abcdefg')); // 'gfedcba' on console.
This is another good approach, I didn't know about this one before. Thank you so much!!
thank you! but emoji?
Sorry, I didn't understand , do you want to know from where I'm getting the emojis?
webfx.com/tools/emoji-cheat-sheet/
this is the link from where you can copy the name of the emoji and paste it wherever you want in your blog
sorry. my question is how to reverse a strings include emoji ? thank you
Oh okay.. I'll try to upload that solution ASAP. ☺️
Great content. But most of the above methods will fail if you are using UTF-16 character.
Damn useless :) I'm not gonna need any of these functions in my whole life, but you have some interesting solutions here indeed. Nice post
Thank you!
Can you instrument the algorithms? Which is fastest, slowest?