for the second one you could use string interpolation instead of adding a + "", looks a bit cleaner :D

Nice tips and tricks . Knew almost all of them . But that is because I am working with JS for quite some time. This is really helpful for a beginner.

CONVERT TO NUMBER

let int = +"16";

console.log(int); // Output: 16 console.log(typeof int);

Thanks for sharing, some of them are useful in a few situations.

However I would not advise people to use some of this tricks, especially the hacky conversion ones.

Those would make the code "short", but definitely not "clean".

For clean code, write code using well-known features of the language.

Also I'd rather read a code a few lines longer, than an incomprehensible, or over-smart 1-liner.

Again, thanks for sharing, just giving a different perspective.

Amazing tips!

I was today years old when I found out about this 🤯:

int = +int; // string to number

Awesome tips and efforts!

Bookmarked. Great tips👏.