JavaScript string.slice() Method

Below is the example of the string.slice() Method. 

• Example:
  

javascript

<script>
    var A = 'Geeks for Geeks';

    b = A.slice(0,5);
    c = A.slice(6,9);
    d = A.slice(10);

    document.write(b +"<br>");
    document.write(c +"<br>");
    document.write(d +"<br>");

</script>

• Output:
  

Geeks
for
Geeks

The string.slice() is an inbuilt method in javascript which is used to return a part or slice of the given input string.
Syntax:

string.slice(startingindex, endingindex)

Parameter: This method uses two-parameter startingindex( from which index, the string should be started) and endingindex (before which index, the string should be included).
Return Values: It returns a part or a slice of the given input string.
JavaScript code to show the working of the string.slice() method: 
Code #1:

javascript

<script>

   // Taking a string as input.
   var A = 'Ram is going to school';

   // Calling of slice() function.
   b = A.slice(0, 5);

   // Here starting index is 1 given
   // and ending index is not given to it so
   // it takes to the end of the string
   c = A.slice(1);

   // Here endingindex is -1 i.e, second last character
   // of the given string.
   d = A.slice(3, -1);
   e = A.slice(6);
   document.write(b +"<br>");
   document.write(c +"<br>");
   document.write(d +"<br>");
   document.write(e);

</script>

Output:

Ram i
am is going to school
is going to schoo
going to school

Code #2:

javascript

<script>
    // Taking a string as input.
    var A = 'Geeks for Geeks';

    // Calling of slice() function.
    // Here starting index is -1 given
    b = A.slice(-1,5);
    // Here endingindex is -1 i.e
    c = A.slice(0,-1);

    document.write(b +"<br>");
    document.write(c +"<br>");

</script>

Output:

Geeks for Geek

Supported Browser:

• Chrome 1 and above
• Edge 12 and above
• Firefox 1 and above
• Internet Explorer 4 and above
• Opera 4 and above
• safari 1 and above