JavaScript | unescape() with examples
Prerequisite: JavaScript | escape()
The unescape() function in JavaScript takes a string as a parameter and use to decode that string encoded by the escape() function. The hexadecimal sequence in the string is replaced by the characters they represent when decoded via unescape().
Syntax :
unescape(string)
<script> // Special character encoded with // escape function var str = escape("Geeks for Geeks!!!"); document.write("Encoded : " + str); // New Line document.write("<br>"); // unescape() function document.write("Decoded : " + unescape(str)) // New Line document.write("<br><br>"); // The exception // @ and . not encoded. str = escape("To contribute articles contact us" + "at contribute@geeksforgeeks.org") document.write("Encoded : " + str); // New Line document.write("<br>"); // unescape() function document.write("Decoded : " + unescape(str)) </script> |
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Output :
Encoded : Geeks%20for%20Geeks%21%21%21 Decoded : Geeks for Geeks!!! Encoded : To%20contribute%20articles%20contact%20us%20at%20contribute@geeksforgeeks.org Decoded : To contribute articles contact us at contribute@geeksforgeeks.org
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