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I’ve been messing around with JavaScript quite a bit recently and I came across a ‘bug’ in the Microsoft implementation of the split() method.

Take the following example string (note the two tabs at the end):

var s = “Hello\tHow\tare\tyou\t\t”;

and then run the following to write it out to the screen:

document.writeln(s.split(”\t”));

Well that works as expected, and outputs [...]