Coroutines schrieb:
I disagree with what has been decided. :pI was in favor of {trim,pad}{Right,Left}(). The reason: Iterators. As JS moves forward toward people creating iterators to traverse an object, referring to the start and end of something *can* be ambiguous. There is no confusion with *Left() or *Right().
I could not disagree more with that. Iterators don't have a "left" or "right" side, they have a start and an end? The former would be much more confusing. So when you `padStart` or `trimStart` an iterator you can be sure it will always put something in front of it or cut something at the beginning, regardless whether your iterator does iterate your array or structure backwards (right-to-left?), from left to right, top-down, bottom-up, or whatever direction you've drawn/imagined it in.
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