I'm having trouble with getting to the right answer, I'm currently in a course and I'm trying to make a sentance string that I input at the end (at console.log) count the characters for every word that I have, which means, if the sentence is " hey I'm mikey" then it will show [3, 2, 5] this is my code:
const IsstringArray = (StringsArray) => {
return StringsArray.map(stringarraysplit => {
stringarraysplit2 = stringarraysplit.split(" ")
return stringarraysplit2.length
})
}
console.log(IsstringArray(["hey my name is miki hey"]))it shows the number of words, but I need the number of characters in those words.
You can combine Array#map(), String#trim() and String#split()
Code:
const caractersByArray = a =>
a.map(s =>
s
.trim()
.split(' ')
.map(s => s.length)
)
const result = caractersByArray([
"hey my name is miki hey",
" hey I'm mikey"
])
console.log(result)try this
const IsstringArray = (StringsArray) => {
const stringarraysplit = StringsArray.split(" ")
return stringarraysplit.map(stringarraysplit => {
return stringarraysplit.length;})
}
console.log(IsstringArray("hey my name is miki hey"))