JavaScript | Array.join() Method

Introduction:
The array.join() method is an inbuilt function in JavaScript which is used to join the elements of an array into a string.The elements of the string will be separated by a specified separator and its default value is comma(, ).
Syntax:

array.join(separator)

Parameters:

• separator: It is Optional i.e, it can be either used as parameter or not.Its default value is comma(, ).

Return Value:




• It returns the String which contain the collection of array’s elements.

JavaScript Version:

• ECMAScript 1

Browser Support:

• Here 2nd column contained int values are verson of the corresponding browser.
  

  Feature	Basic support
  Chrome	1
  Edge	Yes
  Firefox	1
  Internet Explorer	5.5
  Opera	Yes
  Safari	Yes
  Android webview	Yes
  Chrome for Android	Yes
  Edge mobile	Yes
  Firefox for Android	4
  Opera Android	Yes
  iOS Safari	Yes

Examples:

Input: elements = [\'geeksforgeeks\', \'gfg\']

Output: \"geeksforgeeks, gfg\"

Explanation:
Here input contains some elements as an array. And output becomes the string of elements of the array.
This is done with the help of Array.join() method in JavaScript.


Let\’s see JavaScript program:

Output:

> \"geeksforgeeks, gfg\"
> \"geeksforgeeks.gfg\"
> \"geeksforgeeks-gfg\"

Application:

• Whenever we need to get elements of any array that time we take help of Array.join() Method in JavaScript.
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  // input array contains some elements to be joined. var elements = [\'geeksforgeeks\', \'gfg\'];    // Here output elements are seperated by addition symbol (+). console.log(elements.join(\'+\'));

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  Output:

  > \"geeksforgeeks+gfg\"
  

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