JavaScript String endsWith() Method

endsWith()The method determines whether a string ends with the specified string.

If the string ends with the specified character, the endsWith() method returnstrue,Otherwise, it returnsfalse

Note:This method is case-sensitive.

Syntax:

The string.endsWith(searchValue, length) method is used.

Example

var str = &39;www.oldtoolbag.com&39;;
str.endsWith(&39;com&39;);//　true

The numbers in the table specify the first browser version that fully supports the endsWith() method:

Method
endsWith()	41	17	28	9	12

Parameter	Description
searchValue	(Required) The character to be searched at the end of this string
length	(Optional) Specify the length of the string to be searched. If omitted, the default value is the length of the string

Return Value:	Returns true if the specified character is found at the end of the string; otherwise, it returns false
JavaScript Version:	ECMAScript 6

Specify the length of the string to be searched:

Example

var str = &39;To be, or not to be, that is the question.&39;;
str.endsWith(&39;to be&39;,　19);　　　//　true