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/* 1. String Manipulation:
*     Let's look at some simple ways to manipulate strings! We can add them together,
*     Make them all caps or all lowercase, we can access individual characters just
*     like in an array, and much more!
*/

//Concatenation is where you add two strings together. See below.
var greeting = "Sup";
var homie = " yo!";

console.log(greeting + homie); //Logs "Sup yo!".

//toUpperCase makes all letters capital or uppercase as some say.
var size = "I'm very small";

console.log(size.toUpperCase()); //Prints our string in all caps.

//toLowerCase makes it...lowercase...makes sense.
var height = "I'M VERY TALL";

console.log(height.toLowerCase()); //Prints out our string in lowercase.

//Let's pick out one letter from a string.

var poppins = "supercalifragilisticexpialidocious";
console.log(poppins[6]);
/*Prints "a" the seventh letter in our string. Strings can be accessed like arrays,
* so they too are zero indexed, meaning the count across their elements begins
*with zero.
*/

//Splitting separates strings, based on a given criteria which it removes.
var fruit = "Banana";

(console.log(fruit.split("n", fruit.length))); //Prints ["Ba", "a", "a"].

console.log(fruit[2].toUpperCase());// returns "N".
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<script id="jsbin-source-javascript" type="text/javascript">/* 1. String Manipulation:
*     Let's look at some simple ways to manipulate strings! We can add them together,
*     Make them all caps or all lowercase, we can access individual characters just
*     like in an array, and much more!
*/

//Concatenation is where you add two strings together. See below.
var greeting = "Sup";
var homie = " yo!";

console.log(greeting + homie); //Logs "Sup yo!".

//toUpperCase makes all letters capital or uppercase as some say.
var size = "I'm very small";

console.log(size.toUpperCase()); //Prints our string in all caps.

//toLowerCase makes it...lowercase...makes sense.
var height = "I'M VERY TALL";

console.log(height.toLowerCase()); //Prints out our string in lowercase.

//Let's pick out one letter from a string.

var poppins = "supercalifragilisticexpialidocious";
console.log(poppins[6]);
/*Prints "a" the seventh letter in our string. Strings can be accessed like arrays,
* so they too are zero indexed, meaning the count across their elements begins
*with zero.
*/

//Splitting separates strings, based on a given criteria which it removes.
var fruit = "Banana";

(console.log(fruit.split("n", fruit.length))); //Prints ["Ba", "a", "a"].

console.log(fruit[2].toUpperCase());// returns "N".


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