JavaScript Basic Series (c) data type (numeric number)

In JavaScript, you want to limit the value of a number without qualifying it as an integer or floating-point type

    var num1 = n;     var num2 = 55.51;     var num3 = -34;     var num4 = 9e5;     + "+ num2 +" "+ num3 +" "+ num4); //

The toexponential () function is displayed in a way that converts a numeric value to science and technology, for example:

  document.write (num2.toexponential (9)); // Output 5.551000000e+1

Object properties and Object methods for W3cschool values

Number object property

Properties	Description
Constructor	Returns a reference to the number function that created this object.
Max_value	The maximum number that can be represented.
Min_value	The smallest number that can be represented.
NaN	Non-numeric value.
Negative_infinity	Negative infinity, which returns this value when overflow.
Positive_infinity	Positive infinity, which returns this value when overflow.
Prototype	gives you the ability to add properties and methods to an object.

Number Object method

Method	Description
Tostring	Converts a number to a string, using the specified cardinality.
toLocaleString	Converts a number to a string, using the local number format order.
ToFixed	Converts a number to a string, the result of which has a specified number of digits after the decimal point.
Toexponential	Converts the value of an object to an exponential count method.
Toprecision	Formats the number as the specified length.
ValueOf	Returns the base numeric value of a number object.

JavaScript Basic Series (c) data type (numeric number)