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title: strings.splitAfter() function
description: >
  `strings.splitAfter()` splits a string after a specified separator and returns an array of substrings.
  Split substrings include the separator, `t`.
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`strings.splitAfter()` splits a string after a specified separator and returns an array of substrings.
Split substrings include the separator, `t`.



##### Function type signature

```js
(t: string, v: string) => [string]
```

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## Parameters

### v
({{< req >}})
String value to split.



### t
({{< req >}})
String value that acts as the separator.




## Examples

### Split a string into an array of substrings

```js
import "strings"

strings.splitAfter(v: "foo, bar, baz, quz", t: ", ")// Returns ["foo, ", "bar, ", "baz, ", "quz"]


```