String endsWith()

In JavaScript, String.endsWith() method is used to check if the string ends with a specific suffix string or search string.

Syntax

str.endsWith(search, length)

where

• str is a string.
• search is a string.
• length is an integer, and optional.

endsWith() method returns true if the string str ends with the specified search string, else it returns false. If length is provided, only this length of the string str is considered for checking.

Examples

1. In the following program, we check if string value in name ends with search string 'le'.

let name = 'apple';
let output = name.endsWith('le');
console.log(output);

2. In the following program, we check if string value in name ends with search string 'nana'.

let name = 'apple';
let output = name.endsWith('nana');
console.log(output);

3. In the following program, we check if string value in name ends with search string 'pl' in the length of 4.

let name = 'apple';
let output = name.endsWith('pl', 4);
console.log(output);