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JavaScript - String charCodeAt() method example
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var text = 'abc';2
console.log( text.charCodeAt(0) ); // 973
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console.log( 'abc'.charCodeAt(0) ); // 975
console.log( 'abc'.charCodeAt(1) ); // 986
console.log( 'abc'.charCodeAt(2) ); // 997
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console.log( text.charCodeAt() ); // 979
console.log( text.charCodeAt(-1) ); // NaN10
console.log( text.charCodeAt(10) ); // NaN11
console.log( text.charCodeAt(null) ); // 97| Syntax | String.prototype.charCodeAt(index) |
| Parameters | index - integer number value that represents character position (primitive value). |
| Result | Character code from index position (primitive value). |
| Description | charCodeAt takes only one parameter and return character code at index position inside string. The codes are compatible with UTF-16 (Unicode). If some character code is bigger than 0xFFFF then retuened is first part of code. For index from out of range NaN is returned. |