The `split()` method in JavaScript enables us to break down a string into an array of (smaller) strings. Let's jump directly into the code. 

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# Example

string = "A-quick-brown-fox" //string to be split
array_of_strings = string.split("-") //The split() function 

console.log(string) //note that the split function doesn't change the original string
console.log(array_of_strings)

The **break character** can be any available character. The codes below show the exact same task using space (" ") and empty ("")  characters.

string = "A quick brown fox" //string to be split
array_of_strings = string.split(" ") //The split() function 

console.log(string) //note that the split function doesn't change the original string
console.log(array_of_strings)

Space

string = "A quick brown fox" //string to be split
array_of_strings = string.split("") //The split() function 

console.log(string) //note that the split function doesn't change the original string
console.log(array_of_strings)

Empty

String split() method in JavaScript

The split() method in JavaScript splits a string into an array of substrings using a specified delimiter.