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JavaScript - How to check if the string is of a specific format?
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I am trying to check if a string is of the specific format MM/YYYY.
How would I go about this? What I have seen so far involves the use of test() but I am unsure.
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I am trying to check if a string is of the specific format MM/YYYY.
How would I go about this? What I have seen so far involves the use of test() but I am unsure.
javascript
asked Mar 21 at 18:14
taway0282taway0282
256
you should regular expression
– Maheer Ali
Mar 21 at 18:15
2
/^d1,2/d4$/
– Pranav C Balan
Mar 21 at 18:15
4
A regular expression would be fine here, a very simple one would be/d2/d4(or something like that)
– Sterling Archer
Mar 21 at 18:15
@PranavCBalan "13/2999" passes?
– VLAZ
Mar 21 at 18:17
1
You can use regular expression, that will solve your issues. But if you are working with date format, i suggest use moment.js for handling this kind of stuffs.
– Robin
Mar 21 at 18:17
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I am trying to check if a string is of the specific format MM/YYYY.
How would I go about this? What I have seen so far involves the use of test() but I am unsure.
javascript
asked Mar 21 at 18:14
taway0282taway0282
256
I am trying to check if a string is of the specific format MM/YYYY.
How would I go about this? What I have seen so far involves the use of test() but I am unsure.
javascript
javascript
asked Mar 21 at 18:14
taway0282taway0282
256
asked Mar 21 at 18:14
taway0282taway0282
256
asked Mar 21 at 18:14
taway0282taway0282
256
asked Mar 21 at 18:14
taway0282taway0282
256
asked Mar 21 at 18:14
taway0282taway0282
256
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you should regular expression
– Maheer Ali
Mar 21 at 18:15
2
/^d1,2/d4$/
– Pranav C Balan
Mar 21 at 18:15
4
A regular expression would be fine here, a very simple one would be/d2/d4(or something like that)
– Sterling Archer
Mar 21 at 18:15
@PranavCBalan "13/2999" passes?
– VLAZ
Mar 21 at 18:17
1
You can use regular expression, that will solve your issues. But if you are working with date format, i suggest use moment.js for handling this kind of stuffs.
– Robin
Mar 21 at 18:17
|
show 5 more comments
you should regular expression
– Maheer Ali
Mar 21 at 18:15
2
/^d1,2/d4$/
– Pranav C Balan
Mar 21 at 18:15
4
A regular expression would be fine here, a very simple one would be/d2/d4(or something like that)
– Sterling Archer
Mar 21 at 18:15
@PranavCBalan "13/2999" passes?
– VLAZ
Mar 21 at 18:17
1
You can use regular expression, that will solve your issues. But if you are working with date format, i suggest use moment.js for handling this kind of stuffs.
– Robin
Mar 21 at 18:17
you should regular expression
– Maheer Ali
Mar 21 at 18:15
you should regular expression
– Maheer Ali
Mar 21 at 18:15
2
2
/^d1,2/d4$/– Pranav C Balan
Mar 21 at 18:15
/^d1,2/d4$/– Pranav C Balan
Mar 21 at 18:15
4
4
A regular expression would be fine here, a very simple one would be
/d2/d4 (or something like that)– Sterling Archer
Mar 21 at 18:15
A regular expression would be fine here, a very simple one would be
/d2/d4 (or something like that)– Sterling Archer
Mar 21 at 18:15
@PranavCBalan "13/2999" passes?
– VLAZ
Mar 21 at 18:17
@PranavCBalan "13/2999" passes?
– VLAZ
Mar 21 at 18:17
1
1
You can use regular expression, that will solve your issues. But if you are working with date format, i suggest use moment.js for handling this kind of stuffs.
– Robin
Mar 21 at 18:17
You can use regular expression, that will solve your issues. But if you are working with date format, i suggest use moment.js for handling this kind of stuffs.
– Robin
Mar 21 at 18:17
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you should regular expression
– Maheer Ali
Mar 21 at 18:15
2
/^d1,2/d4$/– Pranav C Balan
Mar 21 at 18:15
4
A regular expression would be fine here, a very simple one would be
/d2/d4(or something like that)– Sterling Archer
Mar 21 at 18:15
@PranavCBalan "13/2999" passes?
– VLAZ
Mar 21 at 18:17
1
You can use regular expression, that will solve your issues. But if you are working with date format, i suggest use moment.js for handling this kind of stuffs.
– Robin
Mar 21 at 18:17