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It was originally written by Brendan Eich in only ten days. Initially called LiveScript. | |||
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It was originally written by Brendan Eich in only ten days. Initially called LiveScript.
examples
Things to watch out for in automatic type conversion.
"Apollo" + 5; // Apollo5
null + "ify": // nullify
"5" * 5; // 25
"strawberry" * 5; // NaN
NaN == NaN; // false use isNaN() function instead
Number("5") * 5; // explicitly convert "5" to number and perform operation
Automatic type conversion. To disallow automatic type conversion, use === or !== operators.
false == 0; // true
"" == 0; // true
"5" == 5; // true
Check if something is null or defined. if a variable has been defined ("var something") but it hasn't been assigned anything, it returns undefined. All of functions that have no return values also return undefined.
if (something == undefined) // either undefined or null
Math.max(2,4); // 4
Math.min(2,4) + 100; // 102
confirm("Shall we, then?"); // OK, Cancel
prompt("Tell me everything you know.","..."); // default "..." OK, Cancel
print("X"); // print to printer
//
var theNumber = Number(prompt("Pick a number", ""));
if (!isNaN(theNumber))
alert("Your number is the square root of " + (theNumber * theNumber));