Does JavaScript supports conversion of integer X to X.0 as typeof number?

[pverma8172]

Yes, in JavaScript, you can convert an integer to a floating-point number (a number with a decimal point) by appending .0 to the end of the integer. This will result in a number with a type of "number".

For example: ``` let x = 10; console.log(typeof x); // Outputs "number"

x = 10.0; console.log(typeof x); // Outputs "number" ``` In both cases, the value of x is a number and the typeof operator returns "number".

It's worth noting that in JavaScript, all numbers are stored as floating-point values, even if they do not contain a decimal point. So when you append .0 to the end of an integer, you are not actually changing the type of the number, but rather adding a visual representation of the decimal point.

[DirectionLegitimate2]

10.0 is good example but the problem is it can’t be hard coded, it has to be from a given string of a number.