Converting strings to numbers in JavaScript

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Simple & Superb tutorial

Thank you so much .This tutorial is very helpful to me.

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don't these methods parseFloat and parseInt throw any exception while parsing text ?

Your explanation is highly simple and this video have been of great help to me.
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Please make on Universal Windows Platform

when i tried to do minus then it is not working can you help me

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Your Explanation is highly simplified and simple. Your videos have been of great help to me. keep doing the good job.

Very great work for giving this useful lectures to us, thanks brother.
please make a series on one complete project with JS oops also, it will be a great help..

I was doing it in simple forms and after using isNaN function my whole code was not working infact nothing was working afterwards.
Can you suggest me the error ?

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Thank you sir😊

Hello , how we can save a control like textbox in a data base ??

best explanation thanks

in tutorial number 7 you mentioned , we should not place the script file into head tag , but in this example you put the function "addNumber" in head tag. I am kinda confuse .

Thank you for the tutorial but IsNan methond not working

i did it like this...

html --------------------------------

<input id="firstNumber" placeholder="0" /><br />
<input id="secondNumber" placeholder="0" /><br />
<button onclick="myNumber()">Add</button>
<p id="showNumber"></p>

-----------------end of html--------------------

java script ----------------------------------

function myNumber() {
var x, y, display;
display = document.getElementById("showNumber");
x = Number(document.getElementById('firstNumber').value);
y = Number(document.getElementById("secondNumber").value);
display.innerHTML = x + y;
if(isNaN(x) && isNaN(y)) {
display.innerHTML = "input numbers";
return;
}
if(isNaN(x)) {
display.innerHTML = "first box is not a number";
return;
}
if(isNaN(y)) {
display.innerHTML = "second box is not a number";
return;
}
}

-----------------------end of js-------------------------

umm is it good?

Just out of curiosity (I'm new to JavaScript) why wouldn't you use input type="number" instead of input type="text"?

what about when we want both int as well as float

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Thank you very much for this video.

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Thanks venkat

Hi Venkat, Thanks for the tutorial. I typed the code in notepad, notepad++ and in Dreamweaver but when I saw the html page in browser it is showing, one table with border and names of the text fields alone. Text fields are not displayed. Why?, will you please help.

Dear Venkat, Thanks for your clear and understandable articles on .Net Technologies, I request you to please post videos on CSS.

Try 123abc in any one textbox and press add..
and plz give the solution