When I pull the values I want to multiply, they\'re strings. So I pull them, parse them as floats (to preserve the decimal places), and multiply them together.
parseFloat(\"NaN\") returns \"NaN\", but parseFloat(\"NaN\") == \"NaN\" returns false. Now, that\'s probably a good thing that it does return false, but I don\'t understand how this is so. Did th
I\'m getting a huge dataset from a client\'s internal API. It\'ll contain a bunch of numerical data of prices such as: $31.23. He gives them to me as {\"spend\":\"21.23\"} which is fine, but I was con
This seems like a silly question but I cant figure out how to convert an integer number that represent cents to dollars.
parseFloat(1.51e-6); // returns 0.00000151 parseFloat(1.23e-7); // returns 1.23e-7 // required 0.000000123
I always had this question: When i dont mind the exact floating number Which one is preferred? parseFloat
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