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JavaScript’s Math object overview, as well as a brief heads-up on floating-point formula. There is a static object named ’Math’ in JS with many built in properties and methods. You’ll want to investigate this further whenever you’re manipulating numbers. Check here before writing your own functions, because they may already be defined here. Examples include () which will return a random number in a given range and () which will round the input to the nearest integer. I used () when I built the random quote generator for the Free Code Camp zipline. When you’re working with numbers, you should also be aware that JS has an interesting attribute called “floating-point form ... #Mozilla_Developer_Network #Free_Code_Camp #Pair_Programming # #AngularJS #MongoDB #SQL #Code #Learn_to_Code 20150823 pyU5zV4tIL4
