JavaScript Learning Type Conversion and coercion

Type Coercion refers to the process of automatic or implicit conversion of values from one data to another. This includes conversion from Number To String, String To Number, Boolean To Number etc.

1. String to Number Conversion

let x = 10 + '10';
        console.log(x);
        /* Output: 1010   *first value is Number and other string. 
        the number 10 is implicitly converted into string '10'. */
        // ex. 01
        let y = '20' + 10;
        console.log(y);
        // Output : 2010
        // ex. 02 
        let z = true + '10';
        console.log(z);
        // Output: true10  
        // examples
        let a = '10' - 10 //Output : 0;
        let b = 10 - '10' //Output: 0 ;
        // ex. 03 Using Operators 
        /* Note: Using Operators values that are not Number are converted into Number data type */
        let c = 10 - '5';  // Output: 5;
        let d = 10 * '5'; // Output: 50; 
        let e = 10 / '5'; // Output: 2;
        let f = 10 % '5'; // Output: 0;
        // ex. 03 Boolean to Number 
        /* Note: Boolean value is converted into number i.e. boolean value + number value. 
            Boolean value is 0 for false and 1 for true
        */
        let g = true + 2;
        console.log(g); // Output: 3; 
        let h = false + 2;
        // Output: 2;

let myVar;
            myVar = 52;
            console.log(myVar); // Output: 52;
            // convert to string 
            myVar = String(52);
            console.log(myVar, (typeof myVar)); // Output: 52 type is string 
            // Boolean to srting
            let a = String(true); // Output: true type of string;
            // Date to string
            let date = String(new Date()); // Output: date in string;
            // Array into String
            let array = String[1, 2, 3, 4] // Output: 1,2,3,4 in string
            let i = 40;
            console.log(i.toString()); //
            // Number 
            let stri = Number('123456'); // Output: 123456 type of Number
            let a = Number(true); // Output: 1 type of number;
            let b = Number(false)l // Output: 0 type of number;
            let c = Number(35.0658) // Output: 35.0658;
            let d = parsefloat('35.068')// Output: 35.068 type of number 
            let e = parsefloat('35.068');
            console.log(e.toFixed(), (typeof e));  // Output:35 number
            console.log(e.toFixed(2), (typeof e));  // Output:35.06 number