Answered by : code-grepper

var myInt = parseInt("10.256"); //10
var myFloat = parseFloat("10.256"); //10.256

Source : | Last Update : Tue, 30 Jul 19

Answered by : jonah-lawrence

let num = Number("123"); // 123
let num = Number("123.45"); // 123.45
let num = Number("blah"); // NaN (not a number)

Source : | Last Update : Sun, 20 Jun 21

Answered by : kirik-altekar

var myString = "869.99"
var myFloat = parseFloat(myString)
var myInt = parseInt(myString)

Source : | Last Update : Sun, 13 Dec 20

Answered by : fantastic-frog-g98huzgkn5fc

let myNumber = Number("5.25"); //5.25

Source : | Last Update : Sun, 03 May 20

Answered by : jon-ander-echeverria

var num = Number("46.12"); //46.12

Source : | Last Update : Tue, 02 Aug 22

Answered by : siddharth-kumar

var x = Number("1000")

Source : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1133770/how-to-convert-a-string-to-an-integer-in-javascript | Last Update : Sat, 01 Aug 20

Answered by : ipad-6456

let stringToNum = "123"
console.log(Number(stringToNum))

Source : | Last Update : Sat, 14 May 22

Answered by : vi-ly

let string = "123";
let num = parseInt(string); // 123

Source : | Last Update : Mon, 08 Nov 21

Answered by : dhaval-italiya

var a=15
const doubleToInt=parseInt(15.15)
const intToFloat=a.toFixed(2)
var a="1546"
const stringToInt=parseInt(a)

Source : | Last Update : Wed, 20 Jul 22

Answered by : the-forgetful-dev

// Turns a string to number if string is a number if not returns NaN
Number('string') //returns NaN
Number('5') //returns Number or truthy

Source : | Last Update : Tue, 07 Feb 23