Thanks for the post! There are also the circumstances when the -, * and / operators are used with strings that are not numbers like -'string'; or 'string' * '5'; and they just evaluate to NaN.
I'm happy you noticed that, actually I said earlier that if you converted a string that contains text it'll be NaN in the pervious part ⇲.
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Thanks for the quick answer, I will check the rest of the parts of this series since it has interesting information.
Thanks for reading, I hope you liked them. 👍
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Thanks for the post! There are also the circumstances when the -, * and / operators are used with strings that are not numbers like -'string'; or 'string' * '5'; and they just evaluate to NaN.
Glad you liked it! 😊
I'm happy you noticed that, actually I said earlier that if you converted a
stringthat contains text it'll beNaNin the pervious part ⇲.JavaScript Struggles - Part 2 | Numbers
‘Abdelraḥman Dwedar 👨🏻💻🇵🇸 ・ Oct 30 ・ 2 min read
Thanks for the quick answer, I will check the rest of the parts of this series since it has interesting information.
Thanks for reading, I hope you liked them. 👍