I had the following string ,
He is @(role)
I need to get the string which is present between @( and ).
Expected result ,
role
Split the string between the two characters?
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4 Answers
We can use match() here:
var input = "He is @(role)";
var role = input.match(/@\((.*?)\)/)[1];
console.log(role);You have to use the split method of string which split the string where you want, answer of the question here:
const string = 'He is @(role)';
const answer = string.split('@');
if you console.log(answer) then the console show
['He is ', '(role)'];
const arrMatch = 'He is @(role)'.match(/\@\(([^\)]+)/)
const text = arrMatch[1]
console.log(text)here is the best and simple way to do this with string slice method which helps you to splice the exact string which you want. Here is the answer
const string = 'He is @(role)';
const answer = string.slice(8, 12);
console.log(answer);
Now you can see the result 'role'
Explain: here is the resource which helps you learn this method
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