I have this textarea, and the value is -
Hello
World\n
Test
I want it to split on the newline only, not the \n. So the desired output would be -
[“Hello”, “World\n”, “Test”]
I have this textarea, and the value is -
Hello
World\n
Test
I want it to split on the newline only, not the \n. So the desired output would be -
[“Hello”, “World\n”, “Test”]
You can just simply split the string with \n
, since the \n
part in the string is actually \\n
:
array.split('\n');
If you want to be sure you are splitting it by the newline, you can just enter one using backticks:
array.split(`
`);
Is this for python or JavaScript? The cat says it is python but your answer is for js.
Ik about the cat edit by @SharkCoding
Good point. @OmegaOrbitals’s post and @savardo’s reply indicate JS, but the category indicates Python.
Just in case, to do it in Python:
your_string = '''A
really
annoying
string'''
your_string = 'A\nreally\nannoying\nstring' # Either of these variables has
# multiple lines and so either of them work.
your_string = your_string.split('\n')
yes, that was a mistake
I guess I was for some reason thinking it had the wrong tag bc it didn’t just say JS, I’m guessing this is meant to be in JS though
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