The padEnd() method in JavaScript is used to pad a string with another string until it reaches the given length. The padding is applied from the right end of the string.
Syntax:
string.padEnd( targetLength, padString );
Parameters:
This method accepts two parameters as mentioned above and described below:
- targetLength: It is the length of the final string once the original string has been padded. If the value is less than the original string length, then the original string is returned.
- padString: It is the string that is to be padded with the original string. If this value is too long to be within the targetLength, it is truncated.
Return Value:
It returns the final string that is padded with the given string of the given length.Â
Example 1: This example uses the padEnd() method to pad strings into another string.Â
Javascript
// Function to implement padEnd methodfunction padStrings() {    // Input methods    exString = "Hello";    exString2 = "Geeks";Â
    // Implement padEnd methods to add symbols at end    output = exString.padEnd(12, "$");    output2 = exString2.padEnd(12, "Geeks");Â
    // Display output    console.log(output);Â
    console.log(output2);}// Function callpadStrings() |
Output
Hello$$$$$$$ GeeksGeeksGe
Example 2: This example uses the padEnd() method to pad numbers into another number.Â
Javascript
// Function to implement padEnd methodfunction padNumbers() {    // Input numbers    exNumber = 1234;    exNumber2 = 99;Â
    // Implement padEnd     output = String(exNumber).padEnd(8, "0");    output2 = String(exNumber2).padEnd(8, "**");Â
    // Display output number    console.log(output);    console.log(output2);}Â
// Function call padNumbers() |
Output
12340000 99******
We have a complete list of Javascript Strings, to check those please go through the Javascript String Complete reference article.
Supported Browsers: The browser supported by the padEnd() method are listed below:
- Google Chrome
- Firefox
- Edge
- Safari
- Opera
