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JavaScript JavaScript Basics (Retired) Working With Numbers Numbers and Strings

mehmet odabas
mehmet odabas
2,120 Points
Posted by mehmet odabas
mehmet odabas
2,120 Points

var width = '190px'; var numOfDivs = 10; var totalWidth = IntParse(width); totalWidth *= numOfDivs;

why that is not working?

var width = '190px'; var numOfDivs = 10;

var totalWidth = IntParse(width); totalWidth *= numOfDivs;

2 Answers

Jacob Mishkin
Jacob Mishkin
23,117 Points

Your very close, the function is parseInt() not intParse(). and all you need to do is multiply them in one variable. remove the *=, it should look like 

var totalWidth = parseInt(a) * b;
mehmet odabas
mehmet odabas
2,120 Points
mehmet odabas
mehmet odabas
2,120 Points

thanks for quick answer

Jacob Mishkin
Jacob Mishkin
23,117 Points

Not a problem!