Strings are one of the available object types that come with JavaScript. They can be enclosed in double or single quotes. If you need to include a single or double quote inside of the same, you need to use an escape character ("\").
There is one property commonly used with strings, length.
This video tutorial focuses on the great number of methods to be used. These include the HTML methods as well. HTML methods make your strings bold or italicized, but are not as dynamic as CSS. The other methods will do things to the string such as capitalize, split, or join them together.
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