The **`String.trimEnd()`** method is used to remove white spaces from the end of a string in JavaScript. White space characters include spaces, tabs, the carriage return, etc. 
`trimEnd()` must be called from an instance of a `string` since it is a method of the `string` object.
It does not change the value of the original string.

>Note: `trimRight()` is an alias of the `trimEnd()` method and removes trailing white space characters from the right side of the string.

# Prototype
```JavaScript
string.trimEnd();
```

# Parameters

* None

# Return value

`string.trimEnd()` returns a new string with the trailing white spaces removed.


# Code



var example_string = "  This is the example string   \t";
console.log(`With trailing white-spaces: "`+example_string+ `"`);
console.log(`Without trailing white-spaces: "`+example_string.trimEnd()+ `"`);

The code above shows how the `trimEnd()` method is used. As we can see, the string without trailing white spaces does not contain any white spaces to its *right*, while the white spaces to the *left* are preserved. 

What is the String.trimEnd() method in JavaScript?

Removes end white spaces from a string without altering the original. Similar to trimRight().