JavaScript Number Object
The JavaScript Number object allows you to represent numeric values, either as
integers or floating-point numbers. It adheres to the IEEE standard for
representing floating-point numbers.
With the help of the Number() constructor, you can create a Number object in
JavaScript. For example
Syntax:
<Script>
let variableName = new Number(numberValue);
</Script>
If a value cannot be converted to a number, the Number() constructor returns
NaN (Not a Number), which can be verified using the isNaN() method.
You can also directly assign a number to a variable. For example:
Example
<Script>
let num = 123;
console.log(num);
</Script>
Output:
123
JavaScript number constants
Here is a list of JavaScript number constants along with their descriptions.
JavaScript number method
Here is a list of JavaScript number methods along with their descriptions.