toLocaleString

When working with a JavaScript Date object instance, you may sometimes need to extract the name of the month. This can be done easily using the toLocaleString() method, which is part of JavaScript’s internationalization methods. To obtain the month name in your current locale, you can follow these steps: Create a Date object: const today = new Date(); Use the toLocaleString() method with the month option set to 'long': today.toLocaleString('default', { month: 'long' }); This will return the full month name based on your current locale....

In JavaScript, the toLocaleString() method allows you to format a number based on a specific locale. By default, the method uses US English as the locale. However, you can pass a locale as the first parameter to format the number accordingly. Here’s an example using the default locale: new Number(21.2).toLocaleString(); // 21.2 If we want to format the number for a different locale, we can pass the locale as the first parameter....