Javascript parseint Function Analysis)

Javascript ParseintFunction
We all know what the Javascript parseint function is.
But you know
What is returned by parseint ("07?
What is returned by parseint ("08?
The correct answer is:
Parseint ("07") returns 8
Parseint ("08") returns 0
You know where the problem is?
In fact, you may not have thought about this issue.
When using the Javascript parseint function,
Parseint ("08") or parseint ("09") returns 0,
Parseint ("01")... parseint ("07") is correct.
Why?
It was hard to understand at first, and later I found that the cause of this problem was that when there was "0" in front,
The debugger of JavaScript considers this to be an octal number,
"08" and "09" are not legal Octal numbers,
This problem occurs, but parsefloat does not.
The parseint () function in Javascript reference is described as follows:
Parseint Method
Returns an integer converted from a string. Converts a string to an integer.
Parseint (numstring, [Radix])
The parseint parameter Radix:
Optional. Between 2 and 36, it indicates the hexadecimal value of the number saved by numstring. If this parameter is not provided, the string prefixed with '0x 'is treated as hexadecimal, and the string prefixed with '0' is treated as octal. All other strings are treated as decimal.
Therefore, if you use parseint ("08", 10) or parseint ("09", 10 ),
Notify the javascript interpreter to use decimal to parse and obtain the number you want.
Appendix:
Parseint ("ABC") // return Nan.
Parseint ("12abc") // return 12.