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How can I split a string but keep the delimiters in javascript?

I have searched online but it really doesnt make much sense.

I am trying to split a string and keep the delimiters too.

For example, I have this string:

var str = '45612+54721/121*124.2';

And, I would like to split it based on the operations & keep the operations.

So the output must look like this

[45612], [+], [54721], [/], [121], [*], [124.2];

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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If you use strings’ split with a regex, any captured groups become part of the resulting array.

var str = '45612+54721/121*124.2';
var tokens = str.split(/([+/*])/);
console.log(tokens);

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza Report
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