JavaScript Tutorial Number Data Type 69 codes

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1 Adding the float point numbers together
2 Boolean
3 Boolean Object Verses Primitive Boolean Value
4 Boolean prototype
5 Boolean toSource()
6 Boolean toString()
7 Boolean valueOf()
8 Built-in Values
9 Calculation on integers
10 Casting to Boolean value
11 Casting to Number
12 Casting type to string
13 Compare two numbers
14 Converting to a Number
15 Converting to a String
16 Create Number object
17 Define and use integers
18 Demonstrating the toExponential() method
19 Demonstrating the toLocaleString() method
20 Demonstrating the toPrecision() method
21 Demonstrating the valueOf() method
22 Displaying Maximum and Minimum Values
23 Float point value
24 Floating-Point Numbers
25 Floating-point values can be represented using e-notation
26 Formatting numbers to a chosen number of decimal places
27 Generate random number
28 If decimal numbers contain a leading zero, its always best to specify the radix as 10 so that you wont accidentally end u
29 Integers
30 Integers can also be represented as either octal (base 8) or hexadecimal (base 16) literals
31 JavaScript primitive values, Booleans, numbers, and strings, are pseudo-objects
32 NaN stands for Not a Number
33 NULL value
34 Number MAX_VALUE
35 Number MAX_VALUE and Number MIN_VALUE define the outer bounds of the Number value set
36 Number MIN_VALUE
37 Number NaN
38 Number NEGATIVE_INFINITY
39 Number POSITIVE_INFINITY
40 Number prototype
41 Number toSource()
42 Number toString()
43 Number valueOf()
44 Number() Object
45 Numbers
46 ParseFloat() method
47 ParseFloat(1 23e-2)
48 ParseFloat(1 45inch)
49 ParseInt() in radix mode
50 ParseInt() method
51 ParseInt(33 00)
52 Precision of numbers
53 Primitive and Reference Values
54 Primitive Types
55 Reference Types
56 Special Numerical Values
57 The Boolean Type
58 The Null Type
59 The Number Type
60 The Undefined Type
61 To create a hexadecimal literal, the first digit must be a zero (0) followed by the letter x, followed by any number of h
62 ToFixed() method
63 Type Casting
64 Type Conversion
65 Type-conversion adheres to the following rules
66 Undefined Values
67 Using Binary Flags
68 Using Numbers toString() method in radix mode
69 Variables are loosely typed