# Overview
The **`anchor` method** is defined in the `String` class in JS and encloses the `String` instance on which it is invoked with the anchor tag (e.g. `<a>string_here</a>`).

# Syntax
```js
anchor(name);
```

# Parameters
- `name`: a string that is to be set as the `name` attribute for the anchor tag.

# Return value
- A string that contains the anchor tag is returned, enclosing the string data on which it is called upon.
- The `name` attribute of the anchor tag is also set, as specified by the argument `name`.

# Example

let str = 'Hello World';

console.log(str.anchor('hello'));

In the example above, the `anchor` method is called on an instance of `String`, the `str` variable. The method call results in the text stored in `str` to be enclosed in the `<a>` tag. Additionally, the `name` argument has the value `hello`, so the `name` attribute of the anchor tag is also set to `hello`.

What is anchor() in JS?

Encloses a string in an anchor tag, setting its name attribute to the specified argument.