How to use repeat in Javascript
By Tan Lee Published on Sep 05, 2024 379
In JavaScript, if you want to repeat a string multiple times, you can use the repeat() method available on strings.
The repeat()
method in JavaScript is used to create a new string that consists of a specified number of copies of the original string, concatenated together.
For example:
const str = 'Javascript'; const repeatedStr = str.repeat(3); // Repeats the string 3 times console.log(repeatedStr); // Output: 'JavascriptJavascriptJavascript'
This method is straightforward and efficient for creating repeated string patterns without needing manual concatenation in loops.
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