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Js Type Conversion in Javascript

JS has two kinds of type change: explicit conversion (you do it on purpose) and implicit coercion (JS does it automatically).

String to Number: `Number("42")` → 42. `parseInt("42px")` → 42. `parseFloat("3.14")` → 3.14. `+"42"` → 42 (unary +).

Number to String: `String(42)` → "42". `(42).toString()` → "42". Template literal: `\`${42}\``.

To Boolean: `Boolean(0)` → false. `Boolean("")` → false. `Boolean(null)` → false. `Boolean([])` → TRUE (empty array is truthy!).

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