how to store the string "1+2+3" as an array like ["1","+","2","+","3"] in javascript?

Question

var numbers = "3+3/2";

console.log(numbers);

var numArr = numbers.split(" ");
console.log(numArr);
numArr.splice(1, 3, '1');
console.log(numArr);
numbers = numArr.toString();

console.log(numbers);

var numbers = "3+3/2";

console.log(numbers);

var numArr = numbers.split(" ");
console.log(numArr);
numArr.splice(1, 3, '1');
console.log(numArr);
numbers = numArr.toString();

console.log(numbers);

I am trying to convert the whole string into an array. Then use the splice to edit the numArr Then change the original string, numbers

Answer 1

You could split the string with nonnumber characters.

var numbers = "3+3/2",
    parts = numbers.split(/(\D+)/);

console.log(parts);