JavaScript Numbers FAQ
JavaScript FAQ | JavaScript Numbers FAQ
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- What number formats can I use in JavaScript code?
- How do I handle mathematical constants in JavaScript?
- Is there a way to use octal and hexadecimal values in JavaScript?
- How do I convert numbers to strings?
- How do I convert strings to numbers?
- Can I convert a number to string with exactly n decimal places?
- How do I convert a number to a different base?
- Is there a way to test whether a particular variable holds a number or a string?
- What arithmetic operations are supported in JavaScript?
- What mathematical functions are supported in JavaScript?
- How do I plot a function graph using JavaScript?
- How do I generate random numbers?
- How can I round a number to n decimal places?
- Why are computations "inaccurate", e.g. 0.362*100=36.199999999999996?
- How do I test if a given number n is prime?
See also:
Calculators:
- Big integer calculator: arbitrary precision arithmetic (10000+ digits)
- Prime Factors Calculator (up to 20 digits)
- Euler's Totient Function φ(n) (up to 20 digits)
- Divisors Calculator: σ(n) and d(n) (up to 20 digits)
- Highly Composite Numbers (up to 20 digits)
- City Distance Calculator
