Consistent use of the radix argument using parseInt
TRY THIS RULE ID: typescript-code-style/radix
Language: TypeScript
Severity: Notice
Category: Best Practices
Description When utilizing the parseInt() function, many often skip the second parameter (the radix), allowing the function to deduce the number type based on the initial argument. By default, parseInt() can recognize both decimal and hexadecimal numbers, the latter through the 0x prefix. However, before ECMAScript 5, the function also mistakenly recognized octal numbers, leading to issues as many developers presumed a starting 0 would be disregarded.
Non-Compliant Code Examples parseInt ();
parseInt ();
parseInt ( "10" );
parseInt ( "10" ,);
parseInt (( 0 , "10" ));
parseInt (( 0 , "10" ),);
parseInt ( "10" , null );
parseInt ( "10" , undefined );
parseInt ( "10" , true );
parseInt ( "10" , "foo" );
parseInt ( "10" , "123" );
parseInt ( "10" , 1 );
parseInt ( "10" , 37 );
parseInt ( "10" , 10.5 );
Number . parseInt ();
Number . parseInt ();
Number . parseInt ( "10" );
Number . parseInt ( "10" , 1 );
Number . parseInt ( "10" , 37 );
Number . parseInt ( "10" , 10.5 );
parseInt ? .( "10" );
Number . parseInt ? .( "10" );
Number ? . parseInt ( "10" );
( Number ? . parseInt )( "10" );
Compliant Code Examples parseInt ( "10" , 10 );
parseInt ( "10" , 2 );
parseInt ( "10" , 36 );
parseInt ( "10" , 0x10 );
parseInt ( "10" , 1.6e1 );
parseInt ( "10" , 10.0 );
parseInt ( "10" , foo );
Number . parseInt ( "10" , foo );
parseInt ( "10" , 10 );
parseInt ( "10" , 8 );
parseInt ( "10" , foo );
parseInt
Number . foo ();
Number [ parseInt ]();
class C { # parseInt ; foo() { Number . # parseInt (); } }
class C { # parseInt ; foo() { Number . # parseInt ( foo ); } }
class C { # parseInt ; foo() { Number . # parseInt ( foo , 'bar' ); } }
class C { # parseInt ; foo() { Number . # parseInt ( foo , 10 ); } }
// shadowed not supported
// Ignores if it's shadowed or disabled.
// var parseInt; parseInt();
// var parseInt; parseInt(foo);
// var parseInt; parseInt(foo, 10);
// var Number; Number.parseInt();
// var Number; Number.parseInt(foo);
// var Number; Number.parseInt(foo, 10);
// /* globals parseInt:off */ parseInt(foo);
// Number.parseInt(foo, 10);
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