How to find special characters in a string and store in an array in javascript












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"/city=<A>/state=<B>/sub_div=<C>/type=pos/div=<D>/cli_name=Cstate<E>/<F>/<G>"


characters occurs like A, B, C and .... are variables and count is not fixed



How to identifies how many variables are there and stored in an array






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Example of a string 



"/city=<A>/state=<B>/sub_div=<C>/type=pos/div=<D>/cli_name=Cstate<E>/<F>/<G>"


characters occurs like A, B, C and .... are variables and count is not fixed



How to identifies how many variables are there and stored in an array






javascript







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    do you have an example, the wanted output and what you have tried?
    – Nina Scholz
    Nov 21 '18 at 9:36










  • Are you looking for object or array? Have you tried anything?
    – Edwin Dijas Chiwona
    Nov 21 '18 at 9:43














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Example of a string 



"/city=<A>/state=<B>/sub_div=<C>/type=pos/div=<D>/cli_name=Cstate<E>/<F>/<G>"


characters occurs like A, B, C and .... are variables and count is not fixed



How to identifies how many variables are there and stored in an array






javascript







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Example of a string 



"/city=<A>/state=<B>/sub_div=<C>/type=pos/div=<D>/cli_name=Cstate<E>/<F>/<G>"


characters occurs like A, B, C and .... are variables and count is not fixed



How to identifies how many variables are there and stored in an array






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    do you have an example, the wanted output and what you have tried?
    – Nina Scholz
    Nov 21 '18 at 9:36










  • Are you looking for object or array? Have you tried anything?
    – Edwin Dijas Chiwona
    Nov 21 '18 at 9:43














  • 1




    do you have an example, the wanted output and what you have tried?
    – Nina Scholz
    Nov 21 '18 at 9:36










  • Are you looking for object or array? Have you tried anything?
    – Edwin Dijas Chiwona
    Nov 21 '18 at 9:43








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do you have an example, the wanted output and what you have tried?
– Nina Scholz
Nov 21 '18 at 9:36




do you have an example, the wanted output and what you have tried?
– Nina Scholz
Nov 21 '18 at 9:36












Are you looking for object or array? Have you tried anything?
– Edwin Dijas Chiwona
Nov 21 '18 at 9:43




Are you looking for object or array? Have you tried anything?
– Edwin Dijas Chiwona
Nov 21 '18 at 9:43












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Use regex to find all your matches.
Using a while loop you can iterate through multiple matches and push them in an array. Try this.



var String = "/city=<A>/state=<B>/sub_div=<C>/type=pos/div=<D>/cli_name=Cstate<E>/<F>/<G>";

var myRegexp = /<.>/gm;

var matches = ;

var match = myRegexp.exec(String);



while (match != null) {  

  matches.push(match[0])

  match = myRegexp.exec(String);

}



console.log(matches)





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  • Thanks its work for me
    – Shivaji Watekar
    Nov 21 '18 at 9:49










  • @ShivajiWatekar anytime.. please mark it as a right answer if it really helped you.
    – itdoesntwork
    Nov 21 '18 at 9:55



















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Please review below code that will help to resolve your issue. It may find any non word characters and create a non-word array.






let str = "/city=<A>/state=<B>/sub_div=<C>/type=pos/div=<D>/cli_name=Cstate<E>/<F>/<G>";



let arrStr = str.split("");

var strRegExp = /W/g;

let arrNonWord = ;



arrStr.forEach(function(str){

  var result = str.match(strRegExp);

  if(result)

  	arrNonWord.push(result[0]);

});



console.log(arrNonWord);








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    Use regex to find all your matches.
    Using a while loop you can iterate through multiple matches and push them in an array. Try this.



    var String = "/city=<A>/state=<B>/sub_div=<C>/type=pos/div=<D>/cli_name=Cstate<E>/<F>/<G>";
    
var myRegexp = /<.>/gm;
    
var matches = ;
    
var match = myRegexp.exec(String);
    

    
while (match != null) {  
    
  matches.push(match[0])
    
  match = myRegexp.exec(String);
    
}
    

    
console.log(matches)





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    • Thanks its work for me
      – Shivaji Watekar
      Nov 21 '18 at 9:49










    • @ShivajiWatekar anytime.. please mark it as a right answer if it really helped you.
      – itdoesntwork
      Nov 21 '18 at 9:55
















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    Use regex to find all your matches.
    Using a while loop you can iterate through multiple matches and push them in an array. Try this.



    var String = "/city=<A>/state=<B>/sub_div=<C>/type=pos/div=<D>/cli_name=Cstate<E>/<F>/<G>";
    
var myRegexp = /<.>/gm;
    
var matches = ;
    
var match = myRegexp.exec(String);
    

    
while (match != null) {  
    
  matches.push(match[0])
    
  match = myRegexp.exec(String);
    
}
    

    
console.log(matches)





    share|improve this answer





















    • Thanks its work for me
      – Shivaji Watekar
      Nov 21 '18 at 9:49










    • @ShivajiWatekar anytime.. please mark it as a right answer if it really helped you.
      – itdoesntwork
      Nov 21 '18 at 9:55














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    Use regex to find all your matches.
    Using a while loop you can iterate through multiple matches and push them in an array. Try this.



    var String = "/city=<A>/state=<B>/sub_div=<C>/type=pos/div=<D>/cli_name=Cstate<E>/<F>/<G>";
    
var myRegexp = /<.>/gm;
    
var matches = ;
    
var match = myRegexp.exec(String);
    

    
while (match != null) {  
    
  matches.push(match[0])
    
  match = myRegexp.exec(String);
    
}
    

    
console.log(matches)





    share|improve this answer












    Use regex to find all your matches.
    Using a while loop you can iterate through multiple matches and push them in an array. Try this.



    var String = "/city=<A>/state=<B>/sub_div=<C>/type=pos/div=<D>/cli_name=Cstate<E>/<F>/<G>";
    
var myRegexp = /<.>/gm;
    
var matches = ;
    
var match = myRegexp.exec(String);
    

    
while (match != null) {  
    
  matches.push(match[0])
    
  match = myRegexp.exec(String);
    
}
    

    
console.log(matches)






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    • Thanks its work for me
      – Shivaji Watekar
      Nov 21 '18 at 9:49










    • @ShivajiWatekar anytime.. please mark it as a right answer if it really helped you.
      – itdoesntwork
      Nov 21 '18 at 9:55


















    • Thanks its work for me
      – Shivaji Watekar
      Nov 21 '18 at 9:49










    • @ShivajiWatekar anytime.. please mark it as a right answer if it really helped you.
      – itdoesntwork
      Nov 21 '18 at 9:55
















    Thanks its work for me
    – Shivaji Watekar
    Nov 21 '18 at 9:49




    Thanks its work for me
    – Shivaji Watekar
    Nov 21 '18 at 9:49












    @ShivajiWatekar anytime.. please mark it as a right answer if it really helped you.
    – itdoesntwork
    Nov 21 '18 at 9:55




    @ShivajiWatekar anytime.. please mark it as a right answer if it really helped you.
    – itdoesntwork
    Nov 21 '18 at 9:55













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    Please review below code that will help to resolve your issue. It may find any non word characters and create a non-word array.






    let str = "/city=<A>/state=<B>/sub_div=<C>/type=pos/div=<D>/cli_name=Cstate<E>/<F>/<G>";
    

    
let arrStr = str.split("");
    
var strRegExp = /W/g;
    
let arrNonWord = ;
    

    
arrStr.forEach(function(str){
    
  var result = str.match(strRegExp);
    
  if(result)
    
  	arrNonWord.push(result[0]);
    
});
    

    
console.log(arrNonWord);








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      Please review below code that will help to resolve your issue. It may find any non word characters and create a non-word array.






      let str = "/city=<A>/state=<B>/sub_div=<C>/type=pos/div=<D>/cli_name=Cstate<E>/<F>/<G>";
      

      
let arrStr = str.split("");
      
var strRegExp = /W/g;
      
let arrNonWord = ;
      

      
arrStr.forEach(function(str){
      
  var result = str.match(strRegExp);
      
  if(result)
      
  	arrNonWord.push(result[0]);
      
});
      

      
console.log(arrNonWord);








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        Please review below code that will help to resolve your issue. It may find any non word characters and create a non-word array.






        let str = "/city=<A>/state=<B>/sub_div=<C>/type=pos/div=<D>/cli_name=Cstate<E>/<F>/<G>";
        

        
let arrStr = str.split("");
        
var strRegExp = /W/g;
        
let arrNonWord = ;
        

        
arrStr.forEach(function(str){
        
  var result = str.match(strRegExp);
        
  if(result)
        
  	arrNonWord.push(result[0]);
        
});
        

        
console.log(arrNonWord);








        share|improve this answer












        Please review below code that will help to resolve your issue. It may find any non word characters and create a non-word array.






        let str = "/city=<A>/state=<B>/sub_div=<C>/type=pos/div=<D>/cli_name=Cstate<E>/<F>/<G>";
        

        
let arrStr = str.split("");
        
var strRegExp = /W/g;
        
let arrNonWord = ;
        

        
arrStr.forEach(function(str){
        
  var result = str.match(strRegExp);
        
  if(result)
        
  	arrNonWord.push(result[0]);
        
});
        

        
console.log(arrNonWord);








        let str = "/city=<A>/state=<B>/sub_div=<C>/type=pos/div=<D>/cli_name=Cstate<E>/<F>/<G>";
        

        
let arrStr = str.split("");
        
var strRegExp = /W/g;
        
let arrNonWord = ;
        

        
arrStr.forEach(function(str){
        
  var result = str.match(strRegExp);
        
  if(result)
        
  	arrNonWord.push(result[0]);
        
});
        

        
console.log(arrNonWord);





        let str = "/city=<A>/state=<B>/sub_div=<C>/type=pos/div=<D>/cli_name=Cstate<E>/<F>/<G>";
        

        
let arrStr = str.split("");
        
var strRegExp = /W/g;
        
let arrNonWord = ;
        

        
arrStr.forEach(function(str){
        
  var result = str.match(strRegExp);
        
  if(result)
        
  	arrNonWord.push(result[0]);
        
});
        

        
console.log(arrNonWord);






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