The elementAt() Function

The elementAt() function separates the value of the string parameter into elements according to the specified separator parameter, and then returns the element with the given index.

Syntax

Example

NOTE: If the specified index is negative, the first element is returned. If the specified index is to high, the last element is returned.

var a= String.elementAt("Visit W3Schools today",0," ");
var b= String.elementAt("Visit W3Schools today",1," ");
var c= String.elementAt("Visit W3Schools today",2," ");
var d= String.elementAt("Apples+Bananas",0,"+");
var e= String.elementAt("Apples+Bananas",1,"+");
var f= String.elementAt("Apples+Bananas",5,"+");

Result

a = "Visit"
b = "W3Schools"
c = "today"
d = "Apples"
e = "Bananas"
f = "Bananas"

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