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The split Method

Breaking into arrays

Split a string into an array:

let csv = "apple,banana,cherry"
let fruits = csv.split(",")
console.log(fruits)  // ["apple", "banana", "cherry"]

let sentence = "Hello World"
let words = sentence.split(" ")
console.log(words)  // ["Hello", "World"]

The argument is the delimiter. You get an array of parts between the delimiters.