I know the toFixed() function isn't meant to be used for rounding, but I still can't seem to make sense of why it sometimes rounds up and sometimes rounds down when the number ends in .5 Take a look at…
Is there a way to proper round the number 35.855 to have two decimals in javascript? Trying to round it has different solutions based on the environment (35.85 in Chrome, 35.86 in IE9). I was looking for a solution at…
Because of Floating point arithmetic in Javascript, i understand 0.2 + 0.1 = 0.30000000000000004 will be in Javascript, but i don't understand why only multiply the figures by 10 i.e. let x = (0.2 * 10 + 0.1 * 10)…
When the HandlePayNow function is called, it executes all of its intended functionality but then crashes the system. It sends the order data to the API, the API logs it and returns a success message, the function gets this success…
I'm just putting together a basic interest calculator and I'm trying to use toFixed(2) to limit the result to two decimal places, but I can't seem to figure out the proper spot to include it. All my attempts so far…