Tuesday, 15 January 2013

Changing Data Types in Javascript -


I is a new brand for javascript, and is relatively new to programming in a complete form. I understand javascript mechanics, but I have been stumped in a situation like the following:

  var dataTypes = {string1: "test", string2: "test", number1: 4,}; Console.log (type of data types.number1); Console.log (""); (For data type var x) {console.log (typef x); If ((typef x) === "string") {console.log (data type [x]); } Else {//}}  

And when I run it, my console displays the following:

  number string string test string 4 < / Code> 

How confused I am that how dataTypes.number1 goes into a string with the number of data types, if any time elapses to take what I do To do this, and to explain, it will be amazing.

Your variable is different from the x key value, which Each key / value pair is related to data type . So it's always a string.

You need to check the type types data type [x] instead.


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