Learn the Date Object by Building a Date Formatter - Step 19

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I know how to pass this test . But I have a question. Please help me . When I pass the empty string in the .split() method . It returns the each letter into an array. But when I use a string that contains space like: “Hello World”.split(" ") then it will return [ ‘Hello’ , ‘World’] why is this? what that space done so that it happens?

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/* file: styles.css */


/* file: script.js */
// User Editable Region

const exampleSentence = "selur pmaCedoCeerf".split();
console.log(exampleSentence);

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Learn the Date Object by Building a Date Formatter - Step 19

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the difference is the argument of split. In one case you are using .split(), the default behaviour is to separate into each character. But when you write .split(" ") then it separates using the space character

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