In JavaScript, we can use the URLSearchParams
API to easily create and append query strings to URLs. Here's an example:
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In the above example, we create a new URLSearchParams
object and append key-value pairs from the JavaScript array using a forEach()
loop. Then, we call the toString()
method on the URLSearchParams
object to get the query string representation of the key-value pairs. Finally, we append the query string to our URL and log it to the console.
Note that you may need to encode URI components using encodeURIComponent()
for certain characters in your key or value to avoid issues with URL encoding.
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