The method **`match()`** takes a regular expression (regex) and matches it against a provided string.

# Syntax
```
string.match(reg_exp)
```
# Parameters

`reg_exp`: The regular expression that is matched against the string.

# Return value
The `match()` method returns an array containing the matches from the string.

# Code

Here is a coded example of the `match()` method. 


// lets look for all instances of 'ea' and 'in' in  the following sentence.
let str = "What a beautiful weather in Berlin."; 
console.log(str.match(/ea/g))
console.log(str.match(/in/g))

What is the string match() method in JavaScript?

The match() method in JavaScript uses regex to find matches in a string and returns them in an array.