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Introduction to JavaScript (staging)
Introduction to JavaScript (staging)
BigInt 2/3
BigInt
with Math Operators
We can use most of the math operators with BigInt
just like we do with numbers, for example.
console.log(11n + 22n);
A BigInt number and a regular number cannot be used together for performing some arithmetic operations, for example.
console.log(100n + 200);
For this, we have to convert the number into a BigInt number explicitly by calling the BigInt()
, for example.
let bigint = 100n; let number = 200; console.log(bigint + BigInt(number));
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A BigInt number named bigNumber
with the assigned value of 12345n
has been given to you. Your task is to:
- Create a new variable named
number
and store55
in it. - Convert the
number
to a BigInt number using theBigInt()
function and store the result again innumber
. - Display the sum of these values.
Thanks for your feedback!
BigInt 2/3
BigInt
with Math Operators
We can use most of the math operators with BigInt
just like we do with numbers, for example.
console.log(11n + 22n);
A BigInt number and a regular number cannot be used together for performing some arithmetic operations, for example.
console.log(100n + 200);
For this, we have to convert the number into a BigInt number explicitly by calling the BigInt()
, for example.
let bigint = 100n; let number = 200; console.log(bigint + BigInt(number));
Swipe to show code editor
A BigInt number named bigNumber
with the assigned value of 12345n
has been given to you. Your task is to:
- Create a new variable named
number
and store55
in it. - Convert the
number
to a BigInt number using theBigInt()
function and store the result again innumber
. - Display the sum of these values.
Thanks for your feedback!