With my JQuery call I can get the length of my Elements like this:
$(xml).find('PARENT').find('CHILDREN').length
from that I will get how many times my Element is exisiting. My current State looks like this.
Currently:
$(xml).find('PARENT').find('CHILDREN').length
Output> 8
What Output I want:
Output> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
How can I count my length up ?
As i said in the comment you can use this fucntion
const len = 8;
//const len = $(xml).find('PARENT').find('CHILDREN').length;
console.log(Array(len).fill().map((_, index) => 1 + index).join(' '));
This function will take Max length (8 in this case) and fill
an array with map
, then use join
for create a string from the array itself.
Edit after comment:
const len = 8;
//const len = $(xml).find('PARENT').find('CHILDREN').length;
console.log(Array.from({ length: 8 }, (_, i) => 'a' + (i + 1)).join(' '));