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How To Split A String After A Particular Character In Jquery

Here is my code : var string1= 'Hello how are =you'; I want a string after '=' i.e. 'you' only from this whole string. Suppose the string will always have one '=' character and i

Solution 1:

Demo Fiddle

Use this : jQuery split(),

var string1= "Hello how are =you";
string1 = string1.split('=')[1];

Split gives you two outputs:

  • [0] = "Hello how are "

  • [1] = "you"


Solution 2:

Try to use String.prototype.substring() in this context,

var string1= "Hello how are =you"; 
var result = string1.substring(string1.indexOf('=') + 1);

DEMO

Proof for the Speed in execution while comparing with other answers which uses .split()


Solution 3:

use Split method to split the string into array

demo

var string1= "Hello how are =you";

alert(string1.split("=")[1]);

Solution 4:

Use .split() in javascript

var string1= "Hello how are =you";

console.log(string1.split("=")[1]); // returns "you"

Demo


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