In our last tutorial we covered JavaScript Errors. We learned to work with the OnError event, the Try...Catch statement, and Throw to create exceptions. In this episode we will go over JavaScript String Objects and learn to use them.
Well that's it for this exciting episode. Stay tuned for the next article in the series where we discuss more String Objects, and hopefully some that aren't quite so obvious.
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Till then...
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