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88. String.prototype.padEnd()
Pads the current string with another string (the second argument) until the resulting string reaches the given length.
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String.prototype.padEnd()
padEnd() adds characters to the end of a string until it reaches a specified length.
"I want my strings to always have the same length for better formatting."
String.prototype.padEnd() pads the current string with another string until it reaches a given length, making it useful for aligning text output.
"I want my strings to always have the same length for better formatting."
String.prototype.padEnd() pads the current string with another string until it reaches a given length, making it useful for aligning text output.