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  3. 10 Days of Javascript
  4. Day 6: JavaScript Dates
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Day 6: JavaScript Dates

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  • boppanisai
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    function getDayName(dateString) {
    let dayName;
    let days = {
        Sun: "Sunday",
        Mon: "Monday",
        Tue: "Tuesday",
        Wed: "Wednesday",
        Thu: "Thursday",
        Fri: "Friday",
        Sat: "Saturday"
        
    }
    let day  = new Date(dateString)
    let arr = day.toString().split(' ')
    let dayshort = arr[0]
    dayName = days[dayshort]
    
    
    return dayName;
}

  • boppanisai
     + 0 comments

    function getDayName(dateString) { let dayName; let days = { Sun: "Sunday", Mon: "Monday", Tue: "Tuesday", Wed: "Wednesday", Thu: "Thursday", Fri: "Friday", Sat: "Saturday"

    }
let day  = new Date(dateString)
let arr = day.toString().split(' ')
let dayshort = arr[0]
dayName = days[dayshort]


return dayName;

    }

  • adrien_juin
     + 1 comment

    Here is a simple solution without using any map or map object.

    let dayName = new Date(dateString).toLocaleDateString(undefined, {weekday: "long"});
return dayName;

  • namnika_janband1
     + 0 comments

    function getDayName(dateString) { let dayName; // Write your code here let dayweeks = ["Sunday", "Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday"] dayName = new Date(dateString).getDay() return dayweeks[dayName]; }

  • gdivyanshu444
     + 0 comments
    function getDayName(dateString) {
    let dayName=["Sunday","Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday"];
    const day=new Date(dateString).getDay();
    return dayName[day];
}