How to use Regular Expression with test() method In Javascript
- Initialize a string to the variable.
- Use the test() method to test a pattern in a string.
- The test() method returns true if the match is found, otherwise, it returns false.
Example 1: This example checks for string geeksgeeksgeeks which is made up of the same substring, so it returns True.
// Input string
let str = "geeksgeeksgeeks";
// Function to check if string is made of same substring
function check(str) {
return /^(.+)\1+$/.test(str)
}
let ans = "String is not made up of same substrings";
if (check(str)) {
ans = "String is made up of same substrings";
}
// Display output
console.log(ans);
Output
String is made up of same substrings
Example 2: This example checks for string geeksgeekgeeks which is not made up of the same substrings so it returns False.
// Input string
let str = "geeksgeekgeeks";
// Function to check if string is made of same substring
function check(str) {
return /^(.+)\1+$/.test(str)
}
let ans = "String is not made up of same substrings";
if (check(str)) {
ans = "String is made up of same substrings";
}
// Display output
console.log(ans);
Output
String is not made up of same substrings
How to check a string is entirely made up of the same substring in JavaScript ?
In this article, we are given a string and the task is to determine whether the string is made up of the same substrings or not.