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How to use JavaScript to decode from:

u003cbu003estringu003c/bu003e

to

<b>string</b>

(I searched in internet, there are some site with same question, such as:
Javascript html decoding

or
How to decode HTML entities

but it dont have same encode fomat)

Thank you very much!

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answered 11 Years ago gianni · Accepted Answer

decodeURIComponent('u003cbu003estringu003c/bu003e');



//  <b>string</b>

Edit - I would delete the above answer if I could.

The original question is a bit ambiguous.

console.log('u003cbu003estringu003c/bu003e'); will already yield <b>string</b>

If the characters are escaped, then a replacement method could be used to replace \ with just , thus allowing the proper Unicode escape sequence.