How to trim the leading zero in a number in JavaScript
If you have a number with a leading zero, like 010 or 02, how to remove that zero?
If you have a number with a leading zero, like 010 or 02, how to remove that zero?
There are various ways.
The most explicit is to use parseInt():
parseInt(number, 10)10 is the radix, and should be always specified to avoid inconsistencies across different browsers, although some engines work fine without it.
Another way is to use the + unary operator:
+numberThose are the simplest solutions.
You can also go the regular expression route, like this:
number.replace(/^0+/, '')download all my books for free
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