I have two question
1) how can I check two shuffle string have same characters Like I have
var str1 = \"ansar@#//1\";
var str2 = \"@#//sanra1\";
So I can't comment, because I don't have the ratings, but I tried Yuriy Yakym's solution (the second one, and a massive thank you Yuriy because I'd have struggled without that to work with in the beginning) and whilst it works for this example, if you add another 'a' say to str1, it won't show you that str2 doesn't actually have 3 'a's, because it's always going to reference the first appearance of the said character. In essence, you need to delete the found characters to ensure you are accounting for duplicates, or so it seems.
I developed the below from Yuriy's code to get it working for me. Please test it yourself. Happy to be disagreed with, but it seems, it will log out everything (including duplicates) that appears in str1 but doesn't appear inside str2:
const sorter = (str1, str2) => {
const arr = str1.split("");
const newArray = arr.filter((c) => {
if (str2.indexOf(c) === -1) {
return str2.indexOf(c) === -1
} else {
str2 = str2.replace(c, '');
}
})
return newArray.join("");
};
console.log(sorter(str1, str2));