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| ''self'' || string || string to split | | ''self'' || string || string to split | ||
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| − | | ''delimiter'' || string, default "" || substring to split on | + | | ''delimiter'' || string, default " " || substring to split on |
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| ''maxCount'' || number, default -1 || if > 0, split into no more than this many strings | | ''maxCount'' || number, default -1 || if > 0, split into no more than this many strings | ||
Latest revision as of 06:03, 14 October 2023
split splits a string into a list, by some delimiter.
See also: join
Arguments
| Parameter Name | Default Value | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| self | string | string to split |
| delimiter | string, default " " | substring to split on |
| maxCount | number, default -1 | if > 0, split into no more than this many strings |
Usage Notes
split may be called with function syntax or dot syntax.
Example
"foo bar baz".split // returns ["foo", "bar", "baz"]
"foo bar baz".split("a", 2) // returns ["foo b", "r baz"]
