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The Trim function removes spaces on both sides of a string. You
can use the Trim function to remove spaces on both the left and the
right side of a string. In other words, The Trim function removes
extra blank spaces on both the right and left side of a string.
Note :- The HTML automatically removes extra blank spaces in
this view.
The Syntax of the Trim function is :-
Its Description is :-
Parameter |
Description |
string |
Required. A string expression |
Example#1 :-
Code :-
dim txt
txt=" This is a beautiful day! "
document.write(Trim(txt))
Output :-
"This is a beautiful day!" |
Example#2 :-
Code :-
<%
myString=" This is an example using the Trim function.
"
Response.write Trim(myString)
%> #ECFFFC
Output :-
This is an example using the Trim function. |
Example#3 :-
Code :-
<%
=Trim(" How now brown cow? ")
%>
Output :-
How now brown cow?
|
Note :- The extra white spaces are removed from both sides.
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