JAVASCRIPT

padstart and padend javascript

// padStart pads a string with a given character until a certain
// length is reached. An empty character is used if second param is omitted.
const example = 'Dylan';
console.log(example.padStart(10, 'a')); // aaaaaDylan
// padEnd would place the padding at the end
console.log(example.padEnd(10, ‘a’)); // Dylanaaaaa

padstart javascript

let str1 = '123';
let val = str1.padStart(6, '0'); 
console.log(val);	// "000123"
let val2 = str1.padStart(6, '*'); 
console.log(val2);	// "***123"

padstart and padend javascript

//padstart 
const str1 = '123';
str1.padStart(3, '0'); // "00123"
str1.padStart(3, '*'); // "**123"

//padstart 
str1.padEnd(3, '0'); // "12300"
str1.padEnd(3, '*'); // "123**"

padstart in javascript

//The padStart() method pads the current string with another string 
//(multiple times, if needed) until the resulting string reaches the given
const hours='2'
console.log(hours.padStart(2, 0))
//console '02'