If we often used JavaScript language for web programing, sometimes we need to manipulate string object. There are many kind of string manipulation method on JavaScript. But Now I want to play with "substring()" method.
JavaScript substring() method extracts characters in a string between two specified index value. "substring()" syntax is
stringObject.substring(Start-Index,Stop-Index)
Start-Index value is numeric and this value is required for start the extraction index. Stop-Index value is numeric and it's optional. To extract characters from the end of the string object use negative Start-Index value. Start-Index starts at 0 and if the Stop-Index is omitted, substring() method will extracts from Start-Index to the end of the string object.
1. This is the example using substring() method without Stop-Index :
1: <script type="text/javascript">//<![CDATA[
2: var sObj ="Manipulate String";
3: alert(sObj.substring(5));
4: //]]></script>
The example above will give the alert result "ulate String" , without double quotes.
2. This is the example using substring() method with Stop-Index :
1: <script type="text/javascript">//<![CDATA[
2: var sObj ="Manipulate String";
3: alert(sObj.substring(5,13));
4: //]]></script>
And the result for script above is "ulate St", without double quotes.



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