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    TP 1: STringS manuPulaTion – numBErS & TYPE CoErCion :

    Note That : To take user input in JavaScript, you can use the prompt() function,
    and to display the result, you can use either console.log() or alert().

    Examples:
    • Taking User Input:
    let userName = prompt("Enter your name:");

    • Displaying the Result:


    console.log("Hello, " + userName); // Displays the result in the console
    alert("Hello, " + userName); // Displays the result in an alert box

    Strings Exercices:
    Exercise 1:
    Ask the user to enter a word and an index number, then display the character at that index.

    Exercise 2:
    Ask the user to enter a sentence, then display the sentence in both uppercase and
    lowercase.

    Exercise 3:
    Ask the user to enter a sentence with extra spaces at the beginning and/or end, then display
    the sentence with spaces removed.

    Exercise 4:
    Ask the user to enter a sentence and a word. Check if the sentence includes the specified
    word.

    Exercise 5:
    Ask the user to enter a sentence and a word. Display the position of the first occurrence of
    the word in the sentence.
    Exercise 6:
    Ask the user to enter a sentence and two numbers. Extract and display a part of the
    sentence using these numbers as the start and end positions.

    Exercise 7:
    Ask the user to enter a sentence, a word to replace, and a new word. Display the sentence
    with the specified word replaced.

    Exercise 8:
    Ask the user to enter a sentence and a character to split the sentence by. Display the
    resulting array.

    Exercise 9:
    1. Ask the user to enter a sentence.
    2. Perform the following operations:
    o Remove any leading and trailing whitespace.
    o Convert the entire sentence to lowercase.
    o Check if the sentence includes the word "JavaScript".
    o Replace the word "JavaScript" with "JS" if it exists in the sentence.
    o Display the position of the first occurrence of the letter "e".
    o Extract a part of the sentence (from index 5 to 15).
    o Split the sentence into words and display each word on a new line.

    Type Coercion and Type Casting:


    Exercise 1: Convert String to Number
    Ask the user to input a number as a string (e.g., "42"). Convert the input to a number, add 10
    to it, and display the result.
    Exercise 2: Boolean Conversion
    Ask the user to input a value (e.g., "", "Hello", 0, 1). Convert the input to a boolean and
    display whether it's true or false.
    Exercise 3: Number to String Conversion
    Create a function that takes a number and converts it to a string. Then return a sentence
    that includes the number in string format.
    Exercise 4: Array to String Conversion
    Create an array of words (e.g., ["JavaScript", "is", "fun"]). Convert the array into a single
    string where each word is separated by a space.
    Exercise 5: Parse Int and Float from String
    Ask the user to enter a string with both an integer and a decimal number (e.g., "42.58"). Use
    parseInt and parseFloat to extract the integer and the decimal number separately and
    display them.

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