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I have this string in a div:
"Sofá 3 Lugares Tiffany em Veludo 2,12m Aquila"
I want to take the text of the words that contain ",
" and return them. Ex.: 2.12m
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I have this string in a div:
"Sofá 3 Lugares Tiffany em Veludo 2,12m Aquila"
I want to take the text of the words that contain ",
" and return them. Ex.: 2.12m
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I don’t quite understand what you want, but it would be something like?
Split in the word:
var word = "Tiffany 3 Seats Sofa in Velvet 2.12m Aquila"
var palavraSplittada = palavra.split(" ");
Then you go for a walk on that vector:
["Sofa", "3", "Seats", "Tiffany", "Velvet", "2.12m", "Aquila"]
for(let i = 0; i<=palavraSplittada.length; i++){
if(palavraSplittada[i].contains(",") return palavraSplittada[i]
}
If one of the positions has the "," it will return that word, you can do something like this.
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One of the ways to do this is by using the method filter() along with the method includes() to see if the string contains the ,
and return that part of the string:
let string = 'Sofá 3 Lugares Tiffany em Veludo 2,12m Aquila';
let array = string.split(' ');
let filtro = array.filter(valor => valor.includes(','))
console.log(filtro); // em forma de array
console.log(String(filtro)); // em forma de string
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Please post the total content from where you are extracting this information.
– Thiago Araújo
How so on her own
– Marcelo Batista
"words" or "word"? The result may vary if you want as a result only 1 words or more than one, or none. The div will always have the comma string?
– Sam