| it was just a heads-up really – if you do
code:
parseInt("0034")
for example, you'll get 28 as a result, whereas if you do
code:
parseInt("0089")
you'll get either 0 or NaN.
In browsers which support ECMAScript 5, which is basically just Chrome at the moment, this silly behaviour is removed and parseInt works how you'd expect. Still, best to be on the safe side. |
