JavaScript - Quitar espacios de un string

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JavaScript - Quitar espacios de un string

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This example demonstrates a JavaScript utility that removes all spaces from a string, converting an input like "Hello World" into "HelloWorld". The function `quitSpacesOfAstring` takes a string parameter, splits it into an array using `str.split(' ')`, then iterates through each element to concatenate only non-empty strings into a result variable. It relies solely on core JavaScript methods—`split` and string concatenation—without any external libraries or visual rendering; the output is a pure string transformation.

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