A space (without any visual representation) is a character on screen. Space characters, tabs, and line break characters are all examples of whitespace characters. The usage of extra whitespace is overlooked in Javascript.
Why is whitespace significant, you may ask? JavaScript ignores whitespace and allows you to write code that is easier to read and understand. The relevance of whitespace in a smaller programme, on the other hand, may not be apparent.
Whitespace characters at the beginning and end of a string are removed using the String.prototype.trim() method. It is important to note that the trim() method does not alter the original String in any way!
TrimStart() and TrimEnd() are methods for removing whitespace characters from the beginning to the end of a string.
