parseInt()
parses a string and returns an integer.
it is a global function
WHEN given a numeric string
THEN converts it to an integer
AND a radix=16 THEN converts to an integer applying the radix (like hexadecimal)
AND a radix=9 THEN converts to an integer applying the radix
AND a radix=0 THEN converts to an integer assuming radix=10
AND the string starts with 0x
THEN converts to an integer assuming radix=16
AND the string starts with 0X
THEN converts to an integer assuming radix=16
WHEN given a NOT-numeric string (it will be tried to be converted to a string)
a string starting with numbers THEN converts containing the leading numbers only
a string starting with -F
(a hexadecimal number) AND radix=16 THEN returns -15
a string, a word made of letters only THEN returns NaN
(not a number)
an empty object literal THEN returns NaN
an empty array THEN returns NaN
an array with [123,456]
THEN converts it to a string and then to an integer
Links
The very first version of the spec defining `parseInt`, the ES1 spec.
A later, newer version of the spec text for `parseInt`, from ES10.
The description of `parseInt()` on MDN, probably best to read.
Announcement of this kata on twitter.
Related Katas
Global Object API
parseInt()
Object API
Object()
(as introduced in ES1)Object.is()
Object.fromEntries()
Object.fromEntries()
in depthObject.groupBy()
Object literal
Difficulty Level
BEGINNER
First Published
6 October 2019
Stats
13 tests to solve