JavaScript | escape()
The escape() function takes a string as a parameter and encodes it so that it can be transmitted to any computer in any network which supports ASCII characters.
Syntax :
escape(string)
Note : This function only encodes the special characters.
Exceptions : @ – + . / * _
<script> // Special character encoded with // escape function document.write(escape("Geeks for Geeks!!!")); document.write("<br>"); // Print encoded string using escape() function // Also include exceptions i.e. @ and . document.write(escape("To contribute articles contact us at" + "contribute@geeksforgeeks.org")); </script> |
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Output :
Geeks%20for%20Geeks%21%21%21 To%20contribute%20articles%20contact%20us%20atcontribute@geeksforgeeks.org
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