The toString() Method in JavaScript for Numbers
In JavaScript, the toString() method is used to convert a Number object into a string representation. It also allows for an optional argument, called radix, which specifies the base of the number system to be used. Here are a few examples of how the toString() method can be used: new Number(10).toString(); // returns "10" new Number(10).toString(2); // returns "1010" new Number(10).toString(8); // returns "12" new Number(10).toString(16); // returns "a" In the first example, without specifying the radix, the toString() method converts the number into a string by using the default base of 10....