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JavaScript String valueOf() MethodThe JavaScript string valueOf() method is used to find out the primitive value of String object. This method is invoked by JavaScript automatically. Thus, there is no requirement to call it explicitly in the code. SyntaxThe valueOf() method is represented by the following syntax: string.valueOf() ReturnsA string representing the primitive value of string object. JavaScript String valueOf() Method ExampleLet's see some simple examples of valueOf() method. Example 1Here, we will print the primitive value of string object. <script> var str="TheDeveloperBlog"; document.writeln(str.valueOf()); </script> Output: TheDeveloperBlog Example 2Let's see one more example to print the primitive value of string object. <script> var str=new String("TheDeveloperBlog"); document.writeln(str.valueOf()); </script> Output: TheDeveloperBlog
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