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## The `padEnd()` method

The **`padEnd()` method** pads a string with another string. It does this so that the string to be padded reaches a given length. 

The padding is applied to the right side of the string at its end. This is why it is also called right padding.

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#  Syntax

The `padEnd()` method can be declared as shown in the code snippet below:

---
```
str.padEnd( len, pad )
```
---

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#  Parameters

* **`str`**: The string to be padded.
* **`len`**: The len of `str` after padding it.

* **`pad`**: The string that will be added to the end of `str` to pad it.

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## Conditions for `padEnd()`

* If `len` is less than the length of `str` before padding, the `padEnd()` method returns `str` itself without padding it.

* If the length of `pad` is greater than `len`, `pad` is truncated.

* If the length of `str` before padding + the length of `pad` < `len`, `pad` is repeatedly appended at the end of `str` until its length becomes equal to `len`.

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## Return value

The `padEnd()` method returns a string of length `len`, which is `str` added with `pad` at the end.

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## Browser compatibility

The `padEnd()` method is supported by the following browsers:

* Google Chrome 57
* Firefox 48
* Edge 15
* Safari 10
* Opera 44

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## Code

The code snippet demonstrates the use of the `padEnd()` method:

const str = 'Hello World!';

console.log(str.padEnd(14, 'Hi'));

console.log(str.padEnd(17, 'Hi'));

console.log(str.padEnd(12, 'Hi'));

console.log(str.padEnd(13, 'Hi'));

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## Explanation

* In line 1, we declare a string, `str`.

* The `padEnd()` method is used in lines 3, 5, 7, and 9 to pad `str` with the string, `hi`.

What is the String padEnd() method in JavaScript?

The padEnd() method adds specified padding to the right of a string until it reaches a given length.

What is the String padEnd() method in JavaScript?

The padEnd() method

Syntax

Parameters

Conditions for padEnd()

Return value

Browser compatibility

Code

Explanation

The `padEnd()` method

Conditions for `padEnd()`