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");
Except the fact you'd never pass a string ("0") where a number is
expected (0), the only difference between the two is the number of
characters needed to reach the goal. Furthermore, when you also declare
the type of your variable, you'll get some type checking during compile
time, which is less error-prone:
var myVar:Number = new Number(0);
or else
var myVar:Number = new Number();
myVar = "0"; <-- issues an error during compile time, since "0" (string)
is not of type Number!
Best regards,
Roman.
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