parseInt(0.000005) = 0 whereas parseInt(0.0000005) = 5, but how? via @JS_PlainEnglish #javascript #functionsinjavascript #frontend #js #100daysofcode #webdev #webdevelopment javascript.plainenglish.io/parseint-0-000…
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parseInt(0.000005) = 0 whereas parseInt(0.0000005) = 5, but how?
The parseInt function converts a string to an integer but what if input is not a string? That’s how this worked….
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