Last Updated on: October 10, 2022 JavaScript has member functions for all objects, such as “valueOf” and “toString”. When you use literal numbers, Booleans, strings, undefined and null are different from the counterparts that you use for objects. This example shows this: There are ways that you can implicitly convert an object into a literal…
Last Updated on: September 15, 2022 The JavaScript Object is very versatile and useful. It works a little like the Object base type in Java and the associative array type like %hash from Perl, dict from Python or array from PHP, and is the best of both worlds. You can also use them for String…
Last Updated on: October 10, 2022 JavaScript is easy to write but can be difficult to debug effectively due to the limited debugging functionality it provides. One big difficulty is the lack of an effective display of debugging messages. You can overcome these limitations with the help of external debuggers. If you are developing JavaScript…
