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How to parse a string in JavaScript based on comma as a delimiter?

Is there any way in JavaScript to parse a string?

For example, I have this string named "band":

let band = "John,Paul,George,Ringo";

and I want to parse it based on comma as a delimiter. So, in the end I want to have four variables:

let name1 = "John";
let name2 = "Paul";
let name3 = "George";
let name4 = "Ringo";

How can I do that?

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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You can split the string on a comma:

let band = "John,Paul,George,Ringo";
let members = band.split(',');
let john = members[0];
let paul = members[1];
let george = members[2];
let ringo = members[3];

This will give you an array called members which lets you access them using an index either directly or via a loop.

Depending on what browsers/environments you may need to support, you can destructure the array too:

let band = "John,Paul,George,Ringo";
let [john, paul, george, ringo] = band.split(',');

If you want loop over the members:

let band = "John,Paul,George,Ringo";
let members = band.split(',');

for (let i = 0; i < members.length; i++) {
    console.log(members[i]);
}

This would loop over all members in the array and log them to console, which you can modify to perform other things on each item in the array.

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza Report
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