Message from JavaScript discussions

November 2018

— Yes, correct. we can use a function with param (text, delimeter)

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input = ' one two three  '
split = (text, delim) ->
  a = []
  while (b = text.indexOf delim) != -1
    a[*] = text.substring 0, b
    text = text.substring b + 1
  a[*] = text
  return a

output = split input, ' '

— Anyone know safari book online？

— Party time🤤

— Https://youtu.be/aeI0vBubajA

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function tokenize(str, delimiter) {
 const tokens = [[]];
 for (const char of new String(str)) {
  if (char === delimiter) {
   if (tokens[tokens.length - 1].length > 0) tokens.push([]);
  } else {
   tokens[tokens.length - 1].push(char);
  }
 }
 return tokens.map(chars => chars.join(""));
}

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— determin1st do you like?

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tokenize("this is a test string dude     bro     brotato", " ");
(8) ["this", "is", "a", "test", "string", "dude", "bro", "brotato"]

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— determin1st I like that music, this is my style:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aF_RLgHeZcc

— Yes, thank you Floofies for insight about tokenize. With tokenize function.

— No🤤

— Lol