Description
Math.floor, Math.round, parseInt – Who’s the Odd One?
Use Cases
Math.floor → When you want to round down
Example: page numbers in pagination.
Math.round → When you want nearest number
Example: rounding ratings.
parseInt → When you're reading numbers from strings
Example: "100px" → 100
Chapters:
00:00 Preview
00:10 Introduction
00:20 Math.floor
01:43 Math.round
04:21 parseInt
04:58 Invalid Input
06:18 Use Cases
07:09 Odd One Out
Playlist:
JavaScript https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLG6ePePp5vvZrPZCp85dssGxQ7QLfujt7
ES6 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLG6ePePp5vvZ9DnyWQIM1bZI0fJKubMxn
HTML https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLG6ePePp5vvYI1n1aFlELPfh9sfGcIHal
CSS https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLG6ePePp5vvay3bbTde2X36BqUt7osZ3e
Tutorial:
ES6 https://dyclassroom.com/es6-javascript/es6-var-let-const
JavaScript https://dyclassroom.com/js/js-introduction
HTML https://dyclassroom.com/html/html-introduction
CSS https://dyclassroom.com/css/css-introduction
Blog:
https://yusufshakeel.com/blogs/find-the-odd-one-out-map-filter-find-in-javascript
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