Write a JavaScript program to find the unique characters in a string. The function uniqueCharacters must take a string as its argument and return the same after removing all the characters that appear more than once in the string. This is the main function.
The function modifyString is the sub-function. This is invoked from within the function uniqueCharacters with the same string as the argument. This function will remove all the white space characters & convert the entire string to lower case and return the same to the caller.
Note: You may verify the correctness of your function by invoking it from within console.log
console.log(uniqueCharacters("Welcome to the Javascript course"));
Where am I going wrong? My code (below) isn't working correctly. The output should be: welcomthjavsripu.
function modifyString(str) {
return str.charAt(0).toLowerCase() + str.slice(1);
}
function uniqueCharacters(str)
{
modifyString(str);
var str1=str;
var uniql= "";
for(var x=0;x<str1.length;x++)
{
if(uniql.indexOf(str1.charAt(x))==-1)
{
if(str.charAt(x) === ' ')
{
continue;
}
uniql += str1[x];
}
}
return uniql;
}
console.log(uniqueCharacters("Welcome to the Javascript course"));
I see two issues with your code:
modifyString(str) with str = modifyString(str)modifyString function should simply be return str.toLowerCase();I would use the approach of counting characters with Map and then filter them.
function uniqueCharacters(str)
{
const uniqChar = new Map();
const result = []
for(const character of str) {
if(uniqChar.has(character)) {
uniqChar.set(character, uniqChar.get(uniqChar) + 1)
} else {
uniqChar.set(character,1)
}
}
uniqChar.forEach((val,key) => {
if(val === 1) result.push(key)
})
return result;
}
console.log(uniqueCharacters("AbaacddeR"));