String and numeric operations in JavaScript

Today, I was hit by the String and numeric + operations in JavaScript. From urlhttp: // www.test.com/test.asp? Ipageno12 is obtained from iPageNo12, which is to jump to the iPageNo + 1 page, that is, 13 pages, but the jump to the 121 page, that is, iPageNo + 1 results in 121.

Today, I was hit by the String and numeric + operations in JavaScript.

From url

Asp? Ipageno = 12 "> http://www.test.com/test.asp? Ipageno = 12

IPageNo = 12 is obtained from iPageNo, which is to jump to the iPageNo + 1 page, that is, 13 pages, but the jump to the 121 page, that is, the result of iPageNo + 1 is 121.

Why?

The following test code is written:

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The running result is:

Var iPageNo = "12 ";

Typeof (1 + iPageNo) = string, 1 + iPageNo = 112

Typeof (iPageNo + 1) = string, iPageNo + 1 = 121

Typeof (1-iPageNo) = number, 1-iPageNo =-11

Typeof (iPageNo-1) = number, iPageNo-1 = 11

IPageNo = 12;

Typeof (1 + iPageNo) = string, 1 + iPageNo = 112

Typeof (iPageNo + 1) = string, iPageNo + 1 = 121

Typeof (1-iPageNo) = number, 1-iPageNo =-11

Typeof (iPageNo-1) = number, iPageNo-1 = 11

Visible:

When the String type and the number type are combined, the number type is automatically converted to the String type, and the result is also a String type.
When the String type and the numeric type perform-operation, the String type is automatically converted to the numeric type, and the result is also a numeric type.

Because the iPageNo value obtained from the url is of the String type

IPageNo + 1 = "12" + 1 = "12" + "1" = "121"

Therefore, to obtain numeric data from a Url, use Number () to forcibly convert the type.