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JavaScript is a literal scripting language. It is a dynamically typed, weakly typed, prototype-based language with built-in support for types. Its interpreter is called the JavaScript engine, which is part of the browser and is widely used in client-side scripting languages. It was first used on HTML (an application under Standard Universal Markup Language) web pages to add dynamic functions to HTML web pages. .

Continuing from the previous article,

Object

keys

The keys method of object can obtain all the keys (key/property names) of a given object and return them in the form of an array. This method can be used for key filtering, matching, etc.

var basket = {
strawberry: 12,
banana: 20,
apple: 30,
juice: 20
};
console.log(Object.keys(basket)); 
//[ 'strawberry', 'banana', 'apple', 'juice' ]

create

The create method is used to create a new object, with optional parameters (proto, [ propertiesObject ]). The first one is the prototype, such as Array.prototype, and the second one is some new properties that need to be given to the new object. Like this, the attribute name of this parameter object will be the attribute of the new object, and the value will be the attribute descriptor (value, writable, configurable, etc.).

var o = Object.create({}, {p: {value: 42}});
var O = Object.create({}, {p: {value: 66, writable: true, enumerable: true}});
console.log(o.p); //42
console.log(O.p); //66
o.p = 20;
O.p = 80;
console.log(o.p); //42
console.log(O.p); //80

Writable in the attribute descriptor defaults to false, so o.p cannot change its value even if it is reassigned later, while O.p can change its value later. In addition, the create method proto must pass in the corresponding parameters, otherwise a TypeError will be reported , of course the above code will also report an error in strict mode, because o.p is rewritten - -

assign

The assign method, a new feature of es6, supports parameter passing (target, ...sources), which is used to add the key-value pairs of any number of source objects to the target object, similar to the extendOwn method of lodash's assign and underscore.

var boy = {handsome: true, rich: true}, girl = {cute: true, hair: 'long'};
var couples = Object.assign({}, boy, girl);
console.log(couples); //{ handsome: true, rich: true, cute: true, hair: 'long' }

The assign method is often used for data processing at the framework level. For example, if you define a client to send HTTP requests, you may have to add some default attributes in addition to the received parameters when using it.

Number

isNaN

Number’s isNaN method is used to determine whether the incoming value is a NaN value. Unlike the global isNaN method, it does not force the incoming parameter to be converted into a numeric type. Only when the parameter is a real numeric type, and True will only be returned when the value is NaN. However, as far as I am concerned, the global isNaN is used more often to determine whether a string only contains numbers,

console.log(isNaN('123f')); //true
console.log(isNaN('123')); //true

In addition, the isFinite(value) method is used to determine whether the incoming parameter is a finite number, and the isInteger(value) method is used to determine whether the incoming parameter is an integer.

toFixed

The toFixed method is used to convert numbers into specific strings. It supports passing in parameters (digits), 0 < digits <= 20, and will be automatically rounded and supplemented with 0 during conversion.

var cool = 666.666;
console.log(cool.toFixed(1)); //666.7
console.log(cool.toFixed(6)); //666.666000

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ps: javascript split() definition and usage

The split() method is used to split a string into an array of strings.

Grammar

stringObject.split(separator,howmany)