ES6 Number

The ES6 Number contains so many properties and methods to perform some numeric functions, that contains the date, integers, and floating points, etc. The ES6 is an object that can be called without creating it. With the help of ES6 Number in JavaScript, you can work with number objects so easily because the browsers convert number literals to instances of the number class automatically. There are so many properties and functions are available in ES6 Number. Also in the function section, there are lots of functions mentioned below. 

Syntax:

var geeks = new Number(number); 

In the ES6 Number there are three important representing Literals those are:

• Binary Literals
• Octal Literals
• Hexadecimal Literals

Binary Literals: You can represent binary literals with the 0b prefix it can be used as uppercase or lowercase does not matter.

Example: This example shows the binary literals.

javascript

console.log(0b001);
console.log(0b010);

Output:

1
2

Octal Literals: You can represent octal literals with the 0o prefix it can be used as uppercase or lowercase does not matter. 

Example: This example shows the octal literals.

javascript

console.log(0o010);
console.log(0o001);

Output:

8
1

Hexadecimal Literals: You can represent hexadecimal literals with the 0x prefix it can be used as uppercase or lowercase does not matter.

Example: This example shows the Hexadecimal literals.

javascript

console.log(0x010);
console.log(0x100);

Output:

16
256

ES6 Number methods type: 

• Number Methods
• Number Instances Methods

ES6 Number properties list with there brief description:

Property	Description
Number.EPSILON	This property defines the smallest intervals between two numbers. Number.EPSILON
Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER	This property defines the maximum safe integer in JavaScript(2^ 53 – 1). Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER
Number.MAX_VALUE	This property defines constants for the largest possible positive numbers( 1.7976931348623157 x 10308). Number.MAX_VALUE
Number.MIN_SAFE_INTEGER	This property defines the minimum safe integer constant(9007199254740991) Number.MIN_SAFE_INTEGER
Number.MIN_VALUE	This property defines constants for the smallest possible positive numbers(5 x 10-324) Number.MIN_VALUE
Number.NaN	This property defines Not-a-Number or unequal number. var a = NaN
Number.NEGATIVE_INFINITY	This property defines a value less than a defined number. Number.NEGATIVE_INFINITY
Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY	This property defines a value greater than a defined number. var a = Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY
Number.prototype	This property defines a special value representing infinity. Number.prototype.toPrecision

ES6 Number Methods: There are many functions mentioned below:

Function	Description
Number.isNaN() Function	This function returns whether the passed value is NaN or not. Number.isNaN(value)
Number.isFinite() Function	This function returns whether the passed value is a finite number. Number.isFinite(value)
Number.isInteger() Function	This function returns whether the passed value is an integer. Number.isInteger(value)
Number.isSafeInteger() Function	This function determines whether the passed value is a safe integer(-252 to 252). Number.isSafeInteger(Value)
Number.parseFloat() Function	This function is equivalent to parseFloat() of the global object. parseFloat(Value)
Number.parseInt() Function	This function is equivalent to parseInt() of the global object. parseInt(Value, radix)

ES6 Number Instances Methods:

Function	Description
toExponential() Function	This function returns a string representing the number in exponential notation. number.toExponential(value)
toFixed() Function	This function returns a string representing the number in fixed-point notation. number.toFixed( value )
toLocaleString() Function	This function returns a string with a language-sensitive representation of this number. number.toLocaleString(locales, options)
toPrecision() Function	This function returns a string representing the number to a specified precision in fixed-point or exponential notation. number.toPrecision(value)
toString() Function	This function returns a string representing the specified object in the specified radix. num.toString(base)
valueOf() Function	This function returns the primitive value of the specified object. number.valueOf()

Note: The Edge and Safari is the first two browsers that support all the ES6 features. 

Supported Browsers: The browsers supported by ES6 Number are listed below:

• Google Chrome
• Internet Explorer
• Firefox
• Safari
• Opera