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JavaScript Numbers

JavaScript numbers can be written with or without decimals. Integers are accurate up to 15 digits while adding a number to a string results in string concatenation. NaN is returned if a non-numeric string is divided by a number, indicating the value is not a legal number. Infinity is returned for values outside the largest possible number range, such as division by zero. Numbers can also be written in hexadecimal format by prefixing with 0x.

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JavaScript Numbers

JavaScript numbers can be written with or without decimals. Integers are accurate up to 15 digits while adding a number to a string results in string concatenation. NaN is returned if a non-numeric string is divided by a number, indicating the value is not a legal number. Infinity is returned for values outside the largest possible number range, such as division by zero. Numbers can also be written in hexadecimal format by prefixing with 0x.

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JAVASCRIPT

NUMBERS
NUMBERS

It can be written with or


without decimals

A number with decimals


A number without decimals
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INTEGER PRECISION

╸ Integers (numbers without a


period or exponent notation)
are accurate up to 15 digits.

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FLOATING PRECISION

A complex idea can be


conveyed with just a
single still image, namely
making it possible to
absorb large amounts of
data quickly.
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ADDING NUMBERS
AND STRINGS

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ADDING NUMBERS AND STRINGS
If a number is added to a number the
result will be number.

If a number is added to a string the


result will be a string concatenation.

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A number added to a number.

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A number added to a string.


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Quick Question

let x = 8;
let y = 5;
console.log(”The result will be: ” + x +
y);
Quick Question

// ”There result will be: 85 ”;


Quick Question

let x = 5;
let y = 5;
console.log( x + y + ” is equal to 10”);
Quick Question

// ”10 is equal to 10”;


ADDING NUMBERS AND
STRINGS

JavaScript Interpreter works


from left to right;

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ADDING NUMBERS AND
STRINGS

You can multiply, divide and


subtract a number in a string.

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NOT A NUMBER

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Not A Number
╸ NaN
╸ a JavaScript reserved word
indicating that a number is not
a legal number.
╸ Returns a number
Note: Don’t use NaN in a mathematical
operation.

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NOT A NUMBER

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NOT A NUMBER
╸ If a number is divided to a non-
numeric string the result will be a
NaN .
╸ If a number is divided by a numeric
string the result will be a number.

Note: use the global JavaScript function


isNaN() to find if a value is not a number.
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INFINITY / -
INFINITY

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INFINITY OR -INFINITY

╸ Return if a number
outside has been
calculate is largest
possible number.

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INFINITY OR -INFINITY

╸ Division by 0 also
generates Infinity

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INFINITY OR -INFINITY

╸ Return as a Number

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HEXADECIM
AL
HEXADECIMAL
╸ JavaScript interprets numeric constants
as hexadecimal if they are preceded by
0x.

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NOTE:
╸ Never write a number with a leading
zero (like 07).
Some JavaScript versions interpret
numbers as octal if they are written
with a leading zero.

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EXAMPLE:

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JAVASCRIPT
NUMBERS AS
OBJECTS
JAVASCRIPT NUMBERS AS OBJECTS

╸ Numbers are primitive values created


from literals.

╸ But numbers can also be defined as


objects with the keyword new.

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NOTE:

╸ Do not create Number objects.


╸ The new keyword complicates the code
and slows down execution speed.
╸ Number Objects can produce
unexpected results:

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COMPARISON
OPERATOR.
EQUAL

╸ Symbol double ==

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NOT EQUAL

╸ Symbol double ===

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╸THANK YOU
EVERY // ONE

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NEXT……..
JAVASCRIPT
BIGINT

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