Split

Question

Why is my split not working? How do I make it so every number has a space between them

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Answer 1

Yes string concantenation would work, but you need to convert the input to numbers using parseInt() first.

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For Ipang's array version, you need push() and join()

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Answer 2

Illustrate the inputs and expected output please.

About split(), it is a method that is implemented in string class. But <numq2> is a Number not a string, so it's not possible to split s Number, except where the Number is converted to string first.

Answer 3

Okay. So i got rid of my parseInt so it should be a string now i think. Except not its saying parseInt is not a function and its undefined

Answer 4

You still not telling me what expected output should be, given a certain inputs ...

Answer 5

Okay so basically. Whenever you go through all the questions. The min and max question is for how many numbers you want. For example if i say the min is 10 and max is 20 WITH SPACES. I want the output to be

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Answer 6

I guess you have two options ...
1. Use an array, fill it up with numbers in range, then use string.join() method to glue the elements into a string.

2. Use an empty string, and concatenate each number in range to the string.

There could be another way, these are just what I had in mind ...

Answer 7

Idk if this could work i dont rlly know how to put it into code rlly. But what is i was thinking was using another while loop. For every number there would a “,” so maybe like numq2 += “,” im not to sure

Answer 8

Or i could just put numq2 += “ “