ParseInt vs Plus operator javascript | Mastering of Web development #javascript #js #jstutorial

Summary
This video explains the differences between the `parseInt()` function and the plus operator (+) in JavaScript when converting strings to numbers.

Highlights
🤖 `parseInt()` converts the string to a number by taking the first digits until it encounters a non-numeric character.
🔢 The plus operator (+) performs a strict check and only converts the string to a number if it contains purely numeric characters.
⚠️ `parseInt()` can return incorrect results when a string contains non-numeric characters.
💯 Using the plus operator (+) ensures that the conversion only happens when the string is a valid number.
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