We have written the output of the toLocaleString() method to the web browser console log, for demonstration purposes, to show what the toLocaleString() method returns. We have then invoked the toLocaleString() method of the totn_number to convert a number into a locale-specific numeric representation of the number. In this example, we have declared a variable called totn_number that is assigned the value of 123456.789.
#Javascript fraction converter how to
Let's take a look at an example of how to use the toLocaleString() method in JavaScript.įor example: var totn_number = 123456.789 Ĭonsole.log(totn_number.toLocaleString())
If omitted, the default is 1.ĭetermines the maximum number of significant digits to display.
#Javascript fraction converter code
If omitted, the default for decimal is the larger of 3 and the minimumFractionDigits, the default for percent is the larger value of 0 and minimumFractionDigits, and the default for currency is the larger of the "minor unit" value for the specified ISO 4217 currency code and the minimumFractionDigits.ĭetermines the minimum number of significant digits to display. If omitted, the default for decimal is 0, the default for percent is 0, and the default for currency is the "minor unit" value for the specified ISO 4217 currency code.ĭetermines the maximum number of fractional digits to display. If omitted, the default is 1.ĭetermines the minimum number of fractional digits to display. false - grouping separators will not be displayedĭetermines the minimum number of integer digits to display.true - grouping separators will be displayed ( default).
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