JS in the sinkhole----js:parseint ("08") and "09" Return 0__JS

Today in the program appeared a bugger, debugging for a long time, finally found that the original is this problem.

An experiment was done:

Alert (parseint ("01")), when the value inside this is 01==== 07 o'clock is normal, but in "08", "09" will return 0

(this phenomenon appears in IE kernel browsers, such as 360 browsers will be the error) ( Google, Firefox is not affected).

Access to information on the causes of this phenomenon:

The interpretation of the great God:

01--07 Natural no problem, but 09,08 are unqualified octal form, so was treated according to 0. To solve this problem, you can take advantage of another parameter of the parseint function, which is shown to tell parseint to be processed in decimal. 

The function of parseint (string, radix) is to convert a string to an integer, and the second argument is to format a string, with 2, 8, 10, and 16 commonly used, indicating how many numbers the string is.

The range of radix desirable values is 2~36, which, if not within this range, will return Nan.


If you set the value of radix to 0, or if you do not set it, the format of string is automatically recognized:

Beginning with "0x", parseint () takes the remainder of the string except 0x as a hexadecimal number.
Beginning with "0", parseint () treats a string except 0 as a octal or hexadecimal number.
Starting with a number 1 ~ 9, parseint () treats it as a decimal number.

Later in the JS need to pay attention to ah ...