let str = "cat"; console.log(str[0]);
let str = "cat"; console.log(str.length);
let an = 'lion'; an = an[0] + an[1] + an[2] +an[3].toUpperCase() console.log(an);
let variableAmount = 100;
if(variableAmount === 1000000) { console.log(variableAmount + "dollars" + "(pinky)") } else { console.log(variableAmount + " dollars") }
let verbing = "go";
if(verbing.slice(verbing.length - 3) === "ing") { console.log(verbing + "ly") } else if( verbing.length < 3) { console.log(verbing) } else {
console.log(verbing + 'ing') }
- Create a
withoutLast
code block that takes a single string variable, and returns a copy of the string without the last
let str = "light";
let withOutLast = str.slice(0, [str.length - 1])
console.log(withOutLast);