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Stephen Parker
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Does that mean that console.log( math.round(3.9)); rounds to 4?

Posted February 2, 2018 4:34am by Stephen Parker

Stephen Parker
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Paulius Puzinas
2,144 Points
parseInt instead of parseFloat()?

Posted June 13, 2017 7:08pm by Paulius Puzinas

Paulius Puzinas
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nxtstackhello
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What will appear in the JavaScript console after this code runs? console.log( parseInt( '.5 FTE' ));

Posted December 28, 2016 3:51am by nxtstackhello

nxtstackhello
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A X
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What will appear in the JavaScript console after this code runs? console.log( parseInt( '7 days a week' ) );

Posted March 17, 2016 2:09am by A X

A X
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Laura Henneberry
1,808 Points
Wouldn't the answer be Syntax Error, because .5 is not a whole number?

Posted February 29, 2016 7:08pm by Laura Henneberry

Laura Henneberry
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Daniel McElroy
3,277 Points
Should this not be NaN since the code uses parseInt and not parseFloat? The number inside the string is a floating point

Posted September 24, 2015 5:20pm by Daniel McElroy

Daniel McElroy
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Brigitt Arndt
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What will appear in the JavaScript console after this code runs? console.log( parseInt( '.5 FTE' ));

Posted July 31, 2015 1:51pm by Brigitt Arndt

Brigitt Arndt
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