Converting to a number and string that way is risky, because you're using implicit conversions.
Instead, you can convert a number to a string by using string interpolation:
const stringNumber = `${number}`
Converting to a number can be done two ways - you can use Number or parseInt, depending on the behaviour you need when it's not quite a number:
Number
parseInt
const numberString = Number('20') // 20 const numberWang = parseInt('20 cows') // 20
True! I was trying to find other ways to do the conversations. These are the better options clearly.
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Converting to a number and string that way is risky, because you're using implicit conversions.
Instead, you can convert a number to a string by using string interpolation:
Converting to a number can be done two ways - you can use
NumberorparseInt, depending on the behaviour you need when it's not quite a number:True! I was trying to find other ways to do the conversations. These are the better options clearly.