What are the internal methods of JavaScript?

js built-in functions are functions that come with the browser kernel and can be used directly without introducing any function library. JavaScript built-in functions can be divided into five categories: 1. Regular functions; 2. Array functions; 3. Date functions; 4. Mathematical functions; 5. String functions.

The operating environment of this tutorial: windows7 system, javascript version 1.8.5, Dell G3 computer.

js built-in functions are functions that come with the browser kernel and can be used directly without introducing any function library. JavaScript built-in functions can be divided into five categories:

1, regular function

2, array function

3, date function

4, mathematical function

5. String functions

The first category: regular functions

includes the following 9 functions:

(1)alert function: displays a warning Dialog box, including an OK button.

(2)confirm function: Display a confirmation dialog box, including OK and Cancel buttons.

(3)escape function: Convert characters into Unicode codes.

(4)eval function: calculates the result of an expression.

(5)isNaN function: Test whether (true) or not (false) is not a number.

(6)parseFloat function: Convert a string into dotted digital form.

(7)parseInt function: Convert the string into integer digital form (the decimal system can be specified).

(8)prompt function: Display an input dialog box, prompting to wait for user input.

Second Category: Array Function

Includes the following 4 functions:

(1)Join function: Convert and connect all elements in the array into a string.

(2)langth function: Returns the length of the array.

(3)reverse function: Reverse the order of array elements.

(4)sort function: Reorder array elements.

The third category: date function

Includes the following 20 functions:

(1)getDate function: returns the "day" part of the date, with values ​​from 1 to 31

(2)getDay function: Returns the day of the week, the value is 0~6, where 0 means Sunday, 1 means Monday,..., 6 means Saturday

(3)getHours function: Returns the "hour" part of the date, with values ​​ranging from 0 to 23.

(4)getMinutes function: Returns the "minutes" part of the date, the value is 0~59. See the example above.

(5)getMonth function: Returns the "month" part of the date, the value is 0~11. Among them, 0 represents January, 2 represents March, ..., and 11 represents December. See previous example.

(6)getSeconds function: Returns the "seconds" part of the date, the value is 0~59. See previous example.

(7)getTime function: Returns the system time.

(8)getTimezoneOffset function: Returns the time difference in this region (the regional time difference between local time and GMT Greenwich Mean Time), in minutes.

(9)getYear function: Returns the "year" part of the date. The return value is based on 1900, for example, 1999 is 99.

(10)parse function: Returns the number of milliseconds since 0:00 on January 1, 1970 (local time).

(11)setDate function: Set the "day" part of the date, the value is 0~31.

(12)setHours function: Set the "hour" part of the date, the value is 0~23.

(13)setMinutes function: Set the "minutes" part of the date, the value is 0~59.

(14)setMonth function: Set the "month" part of the date, the value is 0~11. Among them, 0 represents January, ..., and 11 represents December.

(15)setSeconds function: Set the "seconds" part of the date, the value is 0~59.

(16)setTime function: set time. The time value is the number of milliseconds since 00:00 on January 1, 1970.

(17)setYear function: Set the "year" part of the date.

(18)toGMTString function: Convert the date into a string, which is GMT Greenwich Mean Time.

(19)setLocaleString function: Convert date into string and local time.

(20) UTC function: Returns the number of milliseconds since 0:00 on January 1, 1970, calculated in GMT Greenwich Mean Time.

Fourth Category: Mathematical Functions

There are 18 functions as follows:

(1)abs function: Math.abs (the same below), returns the absolute value of a number value.

(2) acos function: Returns the inverse cosine value of a number, and the result is 0 to π radians (radians).

(3)asin function: Returns the arcsine value of a number, and the result is -π/2~π/2 radians.

(4)atan function: Returns the arctangent value of a number, and the result is -π/2~π/2 radians.

(5)atan2 function: Returns the polar coordinate angle value of a coordinate.

(6)ceil function: Returns the smallest integer value of a number (greater than or equal to).

(7)cos function: Returns the cosine value of a number, and the result is -1~1.

(8)exp function: Returns the power value of e (natural logarithm).

(9)floor function: Returns the maximum integer value of a number (less than or equal to).

(10)log function: natural logarithm function, returns the natural logarithm (e) value of a number.

(11)max function: Returns the maximum value of two numbers.

(12)min function: Returns the minimum value of two numbers.

(13)pow function: Returns the power of a number.

(14)random function: Returns a random value between 0 and 1.

(15)round function: Returns the rounded value of a number, the type is integer.

(16) sin function: returns the sine value of a number, and the result is -1~1.

(17)sqrt function: Returns the square root value of a number.

(18)tan function: Returns the tangent value of a number.

Fifth Category: String Function

Includes the following 20 functions:

(1)anchor function: generates a link point (anchor) for use as a hyperlink. The anchor function sets the name of the link point of , and the other function link sets the URL address of .