coolercodierer3000x
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var 1 = 12345
var 2 = 67890
wanted output: 1627384950
var 2 = 67890
wanted output: 1627384950
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JavaScript How to alternate values from two variables?
- Thread starter coolercodierer3000x
- Start date
@simong1993 any idea on this one?
Java im not much help with but here is the general logic in Python and 99% of the time its quite simple to transfer to Java 😀
Python:
var1,var2 = [],[]
var1 = list(str(12345))
var2 = list(str(67890))
while_len = len(var1)
i = 0
while i < while_len:
print(var1[i])
print(var2[i])
i+=1
Ghost
Platinum Coder
The answer above me uses Python, not JS. They posted the wrong type of code, but as they said - their answer is very similar to what we can do in JS.
Here's a working example:
If you want to use the similar style to str() (from Python) instead of .toString() then you can use the JS built in String():
Here's a working example:
Code:
var a = 1234;
var b = 5678;
a = a.toString();
b = b.toString();
var newstr = '';
for(var x = 0; x < a.length; x++){
newstr += a[x];
newstr += b[x];
}
console.log(newstr);If you want to use the similar style to str() (from Python) instead of .toString() then you can use the JS built in String():
Code:
var a = 1234;
var b = 5678;
a = String(a);
b = String(b);
var newstr = '';
for(var x = 0; x < a.length; x++){
newstr += a[x];
newstr += b[x];
}
console.log(newstr);
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