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Topic: JavaScript – Page 8

  1. How to preserve separators in the result of String.prototype.split()

    Published Jan 23 2022 in JavaScript

    Use capture groups in regular expressions to preserve the separators in the result of String.prototype.split().

  2. Multiline mode in JavaScript regular expressions

    Published Jan 19 2022 in JavaScript , RegularExpressions

    The multiline mode in JavaScript expressions changes the behavior of ^ and $ to match patterns across multiple lines.

  3. JavaScript numeric separators are cross-browser supported

    Published Jan 15 2022 in JavaScript

    Numeric Separators in JavaScript are cross-browser-supported.

  4. New on the web: programmatically open a native date picker

    Published Jan 09 2022 in JavaScript

    The new showPicker() DOM methods enables developers to open a native date picker if the input element supports it.

  5. Filter and map Array values with a flatMap one-liner

    Published Jan 05 2022 in JavaScript

    Use the flatMap array method to filter and map elements in a single iteration.

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