LastName = Name[1]
The only right answer... But wouldn't Name[1] be 'e' in this case? I would add a .split(' ') to avoid confusion.
Name[1]
.split(' ')
So the full answer would be Name.split(' ')[1]
Name.split(' ')[1]
Why do I always over think stuff like this...
Edit: they also shouldn't capitalize variable names
https://www.kalzumeus.com/2010/06/17/falsehoods-programmers-believe-about-names/
There's a reason I refuse to try parsing names as a string separated by spaces.
Separate fields, bitches.
Love me some JS brother
Could be the middle name though, better use name[name.length-1]
LastName = Name[1]
The only right answer... But wouldn't
Name[1]
be 'e' in this case? I would add a.split(' ')
to avoid confusion.So the full answer would be
Name.split(' ')[1]
Why do I always over think stuff like this...
Edit: they also shouldn't capitalize variable names
https://www.kalzumeus.com/2010/06/17/falsehoods-programmers-believe-about-names/
There's a reason I refuse to try parsing names as a string separated by spaces.
Separate fields, bitches.
Love me some JS brother
Could be the middle name though, better use name[name.length-1]