javascript - how do you get the integer value of a field? -
I had to use it to get an integer value of the field:
var local = {}; Local.result = $ ('# myID'). Val (); Local.result = parseInt (0+ local.result); Local Return Question: Is it a best practice instead, like some kind of jQuery method that gives value or number 0 if it is not a value?
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You should only make any strong efforts to use + val If you have a non-numeric value, and want to default to 0 on your original post like this: str > var num = + str || 0; JSFiddle: Related JS Ninja Tricks:
I'm not sure that you mean any float conversion. It seems that this is already an integer because otherwise you will not be able to do it on parseInt , okay?
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