10 examples of 'which function is used to parse a string to int?' in JavaScript

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function int(str) {
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  if (!str) {
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    return 0;
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  }
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  return parseInt(str, 10);
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}

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function int(str) {
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  return parseInt(str, 10);
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}

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function int(s) {
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    return parseInt(s);
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}

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function stringToInteger(string) {
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	var total = 0;
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	for(var i = 0; i !== string.length; i++){
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		if(total >= Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER){
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			break;
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		}
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		total += string.charCodeAt(i);
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	}
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	return total;
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}

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function int(str) {
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    return parseInt(str, 10);
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}

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function parseInteger(str) {
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  var x = parseInt(str, 10);
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  return {
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    value: x,
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    msg: isNaN(x) ? ("Integer expected: " + str) : null,
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  };
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}

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function notParseableAsInt(str) {
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  return parseInt(str).toString() !== str;
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}

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function int (value) {
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  return parseInt(value, 10)
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}

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function int(val) {
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    return parseInt(val, 10);
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}

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export function parse_int(inputString: string, radix: number) {
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  const parsed = parseInt(inputString, radix)
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  if (inputString && radix && parsed) {
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    // the two arguments are provided, and parsed is not NaN
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    return parsed
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  } else {
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    throw new Error('parseInt expects two arguments a string s, and a positive integer i')
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  }
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}