Javascript – Parse string to int64
I have an issue where a string containing a 64 bit number, is being parsed by parseInt and some bits are lost in the process. my application uses ES5 and so BigInt is not available. How can I parse it…
I have an issue where a string containing a 64 bit number, is being parsed by parseInt and some bits are lost in the process. my application uses ES5 and so BigInt is not available. How can I parse it…
Getting different values converting the same hex string to decimal format in Javascript and Python! Assume we have this hex string: 1f42c803ac5f267802916924e52a3e1b We want to convert this string to decimal format. what can we do in JavaScript: parseInt('1f42c803ac5f267802916924e52a3e1b', 16) what…
So I have the JSON below, as an example: [{"x":"12","y":"−67"},{"x":"12","y":"−68"},{"x":"13","y":"−70"}] After I parse it into an object, using JSON.parse, I end up with an array of objects. So far so good. But when I try to parse those "x" and…
is there any way to convert a string like "7,1" into a number and keep the commas after the conversion?. I've tried parseInt but that will ignore everything after the first value. Is there another way around it?
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