JS: String.prototype.charAt
str.charAt(index)
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Return a string of length 1 that's the String Code Unit at index index of str.
Return empty string if index is out of bound or negative.
💡 TIP: better is JS: String.prototype.at. it supports negative index.
console.log("abc".charAt(0) === "a"); // true // out of bound index console.log("abc".charAt(9) === ""); // true // negative index console.log("abc".charAt(-1) === ""); // true
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