A little more intuitive:
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Example: Var a=32.6;
var b=67;
var c=9e5;
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For numeric types, if you want to convert to scientific notation, you can use the Toexponential () method, which takes a parameter that represents the number of decimal times to output:
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Cases:
var a=78.9;
Alert (a.toexponential (1));
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The problem of formatting the numerical value in JS
Formatting a number is a very meaningful thing to do, for example, many times we want a number to be output as a string in a specified format. Take 26.9878来 said, we may want it to retain two decimal places, that is, the result is 26.99, or for 0.345678, you want to be able to output by percent, and retain two digits after the decimal point, the result is 34.57%, For example, we want to display the number 56456456 in scientific notation and keep two digits after the decimal point, which is 5.65e+7, and of course there are a lot of examples.
So is it possible to provide support for these formatted outputs in the JavaScript standard, which can be said to be partially supported by JavaScript, but provided with perfect, specific you can look at the use of Number objects, which provides some formatted output of numbers, Several functions are as follows:
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Toexponential ([fractiondigits]): Returns the number in scientific notation format, where the fractiondigits value is retained after the decimal point.
ToFixed ([fractiondigits]): Returns a number to the specified number of decimal places, where the fractiondigits value is retained after the decimal point.
Toprecision ([precision]): Returns a number to the specified precision (this precision does not refer to a few after the decimal point), where precision is the specified precision value.
If you don't use the above function, I'll simply give you an example:
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var num=56.45678;
var rs1=num.toexponential (2);//rs1 value is 5.65e+1
var rs2=num.tofixed (2);//rs value is 56.45
var rs3=num.toprecision (2);//rs value is 56
Although the number object provides these methods to solve many of the problem of digital transformation, but for many cases is not satisfied, such as the support of the hundred semicolon and so on.
To address this problem and provide a more powerful and flexible number format requirement, Jsjava specifically provides JavaScript custom classes for support, you can download jsjava-1.0.js and reference the
Src/jsjava/text/numberformat.js or direct reference to jslib/jsjava-1.0.js, for example, as follows:
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<script src= "Js/jsjava/text/numberformat.js" ></script>
<script src= "Js/jsjava/lang/stringbuffer.js" ></script>
<script src= "Js/jsjava/lang/illegalargumentexception.js" ></script>
<script>
var nf=new decimalformat ();
Nf.applypattern ("0%");
var Res=nf.format (-0.893566);
document.write (res+ "<br>");
Nf.applypattern ("0000.00");
var Res=nf.format (-53.385967);
document.write (res+ "<br>");
Nf.applypattern ("0000.000E00");
var res=nf.format (53.385967);
document.write (res+ "<br>");
</script>
Display results as:
-89.357%
-53.39
5338.597e-2
