The most common case for ParseInt is to get the correct number from a string with the even expectation of getting a float .... from a function that has int in the name? I hardly believe that.
I have never seen in 20 years a case of parseInt used with the expectation of getting anything except an int.
Unfortunately I see it using it for what Number is supposed to do, many, many times.
Btw, if you just need to get the integer (that is a positive number) from a string containing a float, then you should use double tilde operator, which does the same as Math.floor, but just 10 times faster (in Node at least), for example:
The most common case for ParseInt is to get the correct number from a string with the even expectation of getting a float .... from a function that has int in the name? I hardly believe that.
I have never seen in 20 years a case of parseInt used with the expectation of getting anything except an int.
Unfortunately I see it using it for what Number is supposed to do, many, many times.
Btw, if you just need to get the integer (that is a positive number) from a string containing a float, then you should use double tilde operator, which does the same as
Math.floor, but just 10 times faster (in Node at least), for example:double tilde...🤯