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nxtstackhello
3,774 PointsWhat will appear in the JavaScript console after this code runs? console.log( parseInt( '.5 FTE' ));
what is answer
2 Answers
Steven Parker
231,269 Points
You could always try it out and see.
But if you just think about it, the function is parseInt. "Int" stands for integer, so it's expecting to convert a whole number. But what's the first thing in the string? It's a period (or "decimal point"). A period is not part of a whole number, so the function will not consider it valid, and will return "not a number" (or NaN).
Kevin Brender a Brandis
1,382 Pointsso i answered syntex error , but it says there is nothing wrong with this code. but should it not be parseFloat for it to work?