Javascript: how to add space between each letter in a string?

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How can i add space between each letter with lambda.

What I have tried:

I have tried this but without lambda, how can i do it with lambda?

var text = "JavaScript";
text = text.split("").join(" ");
console.log(text);

Posted 23-Jul-18 7:32am

Updated 24-Jul-18 20:14pm

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ZurdoDev 23-Jul-18 13:36pm

If you have code that works, why are you looking for something else? Also, where are you stuck?

Suren97 23-Jul-18 13:37pm

It is a homework bro, i need to write it with lambda

ZurdoDev 23-Jul-18 13:48pm

And where are you stuck?

Suren97 23-Jul-18 13:52pm

in second line. I'm trying like this` text = text.?(a => a.split("").join(" "));what should i write instead of question mark?

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Member 11621026 · Answer 1 · 2018-07-24T20:14:00

var text = "JavaScript";
text = text.split("").join(" ");

Posted 24-Jul-18 20:14pm

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Richard Deeming 25-Jul-18 10:15am

Reposting part of the code from the question is not a solution.