“Nombre de substrat dans une chaîne” Réponses codées

Nombre de substrat dans une chaîne

/*
It depends on how you split string and what language you use.
eg. If by substring you mean:
*/
	"random string".subString(2, 5);
/*
One string/char[] will be returned *always*.

but if by substring you actually mean splitting:
*/
	"random string hello  r ".split(' ');
/*
An array of string/charr[][] will be returned.
    - then what you can do is trim the string
    - split it by any delimiter 
    - remove all empty strings(or just disclude them but if you plan to proccess them the former method is best)
    - get the array langth property(or if you decided not to delete iterate through the array and ignore all string = "")
kind of like this:
*/
//trim and split
	var temp = prompt("Enter something").trim().split(" ");
//remove all elements = ""
	for(let i = 0; i < temp.length; i++) {
      	if(temp[i] == "")
          temp.splice(i,1);
    }
	alert(temp.length);
//(this is a general structure and be modified to any language but I ran it as a js script)