The endsWith() Function is used to check, if a String ends with a particular substring.
<html> <body> <script> var x = "Hello Beautiful World" var y = x.endsWith("World") if (y == true) { document.write("The String ends with World") } else { document.write("The String does not end with World") } </script> </body> </html>
In the above code, we have declared a String Hello Beautiful World and assigned it to a variable x.
x = "Hello Beautiful World"
And we have checked if the String, Hello Beautiful World ends with the substring World.
if (y == true) { document.write("The String ends with World") } else { document.write("The String does not end with World") }
And in this case the String, substring Hello Beautiful World ends with the substring World
And thus we get the below output.
The String ends with World