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Node.js buffer slice() Method

❮ Buffer Module


Example

Make a new buffer, based on parts from an existing bufffer:

var x = Buffer.from('abcdef');
var y = x.slice(2,5);

console.log(y.toString());
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Definition and Usage

The slice() method returns a new buffer object, using parts of an existing buffer.

The start and end parameters specifies where to start and end the extraction.


Syntax

buffer.slice(start, end);

Parameter Values

Parameter Description
start Optional. Where to start slicing. Default 0
end Optional. Where to end the slice, default at the very end of the buffer

 Technical Details

Return Value: A Buffer
Node.js Version: 0.3.0

❮ Buffer Module

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