The syntax of the toString()
method is:
arr.toString()
Here, arr is an array.
toString() Parameters
The toString()
method does not have any parameters.
Return value from toString()
- Returns a String, representing the values of the array separated by a comma
Notes:
- The
toString()
method does not change the original array. - Elements like
undefined
,null
, or empty array, have an empty string representation.
Example: Using toString() method
var info = ["Terence", 28, "Kathmandu"];
var info_str = info.toString();
// toString() does not change the original array
console.log(info); // [ 'Terence', 28, 'Kathmandu' ]
// toString() returns the string representation
console.log(info_str); // Terence,28,Kathmandu
var collection = [5, null, 10, "JavaScript", NaN, [3, [14, 15]]];
console.log(collection.toString()); // 5,,10,JavaScript,NaN,3,14,15
Output
[ 'Terence', 28, 'Kathmandu' ] Terence,28,Kathmandu 5,,10,JavaScript,NaN,3,14,15
Here, we can see that the toString()
method converts all the array elements into a string and separates each element by a comma.
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