JavaScript Array join() Definition
The Array.join () method combines elements in the array. The elements of the array are separated by the mark we give. If we don’t give any signs, it throws the “,” sign.
array.join(separator)
separator ( optional ): The separator to be used.
JavaScript Array join() Examples
Example 1
let names = ["bob", "aileen", "alice", "abby"];
console.log(names.join());
console.log(names.join("-"));
console.log(names.join("//"));
output:
bob,aileen,alice,abby
bob-aileen-alice-abby
bob//aileen//alice//abby
Browser Support
| Chrome | yes |
| Edge | yes |
| Firefox | 1 |
| Internet Explorer | yes |
| Opera | yes |
| Safari | yes |
| Android webview | yes |
| Chrome for Android | yes |
| Edge mobile | yes |
| Firefox for Android | 4 |
| Opera Android | yes |