I Want to Remove Double Quotes from a String

Remove quotes in javascript

It's weird. Your solution should work.

Well, try this:

var value = "fetchedValue";
value = value.slice(1, -1);

How can I remove double quotes from a string

Supposed you have

var currntDate =  @"""'2017-08-03'""";

Just use

currntDate = currntDate.Replace("\"","");

How to remove double quotes in variable Javascript

sup.replace(/["']/g, ""); is going right way but you're just needing to store in a variable like @destryo has answered.

sup = sup.replace(/["']/g, "");

But I think you're needing to convert it to a number. If so, you may use parseInt:

parseInt(sup, 10);

How to remove double quotes from default string in javascript/Jquery

It is solved by converting current object to string and then used eval function,Worked solved thanks.

var eventlist = JSON.stringify(eventresult.d);//Jsonresult

var eventstring = new String();

eventstring = eventlist.toString().replace(/"/g, "");

eval(eventstring );

Removing double quotes from a string

Check this out. Most programming languages have a String.replace method that allows you to replace characters in a string.

In Elixir, it goes like this:

String.replace(~s("inner_join"), ~s("), "")

If you wanna know how to embed double-quotes in a string, have a look at this answer.

How to remove double quotes from list of strings?

Try this:

VERSION = ["'pilot-2'", "'pilot-1'"]
VERSIONS_F = []
for item in VERSION:
  temp = item.replace("'",'')
  VERSIONS_F.append(temp)
print (VERSIONS_F)

it will print ['pilot-2','pilot-1']

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