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var name2 = "Rutvik";
/*
|---------------------------------------------====} Slice operation {====--------------------------------------------|
*/
console.log(name2.slice(2, 3));
/*
It will perform slicing operation in the string same thing we can do in python using following code
name = Rutvik
print(name[2:3])
above python code perform same operation as we wrote in js
|--------------------------------------====} uppercase/lowercase operation {====-------------------------------------|
*/
console.log(name2.toUpperCase())
console.log(name2.toLowerCase())
/*
|---------------------------------------------====} concat operation {====--------------------------------------------|
*/
let name = "Rutvik"
let friend = "Aaru"
let friendList = name.concat(" is the friend of ", friend)
// console.log(friendList)
/*
|---------------------------------------------====} Loop operation {====--------------------------------------------|
*/
// for (word in name) {
// console.log(name[word])
// }
for (word of name) {
console.log(word)
}
let str = "Please locate where locate occurs!";
console.log(str.lastIndexOf("locate"));
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