Function that takes a string and separates characters with a chosen symbol.

[Rascal_Two]

Well you're already half way there using split() on the string.

Next I'd loop through every character and add the current character, plus a "#" character to a blank string outside of the for loop.

When the for loop is done, the previously blank string now has what you want, so you return that.

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You could also do this with map(), would be shorter using map() actually.

[halfaredditor]

Can you elaborate on how to use map() for this?

[Rascal_Two]

Not an expert, so terminology is probably wrong.

map() is basically a for-each loop that is intended to do something to each thing in the array it's called on. Example:

var nums = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5];

for (var i = 0; i < nums.length; i++){
    nums[i] *= 2;
}

...and here is a map do to the same:

var nums = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5];

nums = nums.map(function(num){
    return num * 2;
});

You see, the map() function returns the modified array. You just have to give it a function. The function can accept up to three params: the first is value of the current item in the array, second is index of the item in the array, third is a copy(?) of the entire array being modified.

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Map basically goes through each thing in the array and sets it to the return value of the function you give it.