Type Conversions in JavaScript tutorial




Understanding type casting in JavaScript & how to use truthy and falsy conditions to your advantage.

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16 responses to “Type Conversions in JavaScript tutorial”

  1. Hi techsith.. thanks for the info. I got a doubt on how they are been compiled. Can you pls help me on this. Ex: "100"/100 will result 1 so I assume internal js is parsing this way parseInt("100"/100) and so result is 1. When I try parseInt("100abc") = 100. When I tried "100abc"/100= NaN. Which one is correct or how it is been considered while compiling. Thanks In advance

  2. hi techsith, you are amazing, you explain deep sh*t easily. requesting you to please make a video on JavaScript interview questions for 4 years to 8 years of experience. More precisely like make a video which cover all important topics , questions and answers and put title "before JavaScript interview". it will definitely help a lot of job seekers. cheers!

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