How to convert a JS string to an integer?
The simplest way to convert a string into an integer in JavaScript is to use the native Number()
function:
The second option is to use the const string='123.4';
var x=Number(string);
// Expected output: "number 123.4"
console.log (typeof x, x);
parseInt()
function:
const string='123';
var x=parseInt(string);
parseInt()
only works for integers.
The simplest way to convert a string into an integer in JavaScript is to use the native Number()
function:
The second option is to use the const string='123.4';
var x=Number(string);
// Expected output: "number 123.4"
console.log (typeof x, x);
parseInt()
function:
const string='123';
var x=parseInt(string);
parseInt()
only works for integers.
The simplest way to convert a string into an integer in JavaScript is to use the native Number()
function:
The second option is to use the const string='123.4';
var x=Number(string);
// Expected output: "number 123.4"
console.log (typeof x, x);
parseInt()
function:
const string='123';
var x=parseInt(string);
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