JavaScript syntax: Difference between revisions

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You can access individual characters within a string using the <tt>{{mono|charAt</tt>}} method (provided by <tt>{{mono|String.prototype</tt>}}). This is the preferred way when accessing individual characters within a string, because it also works in non-modern browsers:

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It is possible to create a string using the <tt>{{mono|String</tt>}} constructor:

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These objects have a <tt>{{mono|valueOf</tt>}} method returning the primitive string wrapped within them:

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Equality between two <tt>{{mono|String</tt>}} objects does not behave as with string primitives:

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