What’s wrong with this code?
var result = 985.toFixed(2);
And the fix is:
var result = (985).toFixed(2);
I still want to know the reason. 🙂
What’s wrong with this code? var result = 985.toFixed(2); And the fix is: var
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What’s wrong with this code?
var result = 985.toFixed(2);
And the fix is:
var result = (985).toFixed(2);
I still want to know the reason. 🙂
In the first example, the Javascript interpreter interprets the dot as a decimal point, because it’s coming after a number.
Putting brackets around the number gets around this limitation.