But why not? In the first example you say in the first line myVar = new
Number(); But not more, only that it is a number e.g not a string or a
bolean. Than in the second line you say myVar = "0"; So you give it a
Number.
In the second example you do it in one way you say hey the variable
myVar is a number and is a 0.
See you
Toon Van de Putte schrieb:
I was wondering if the following two lines of code are just different ways
of doing the same thing:
var myVar = new Number();
myVar ="0";
var myVar= Number("0");
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