# Base Library
# console
The console.log
method is used to output messages in the console window. This method can accept multiple parameters and concatenate their results for output.
# Math
# Properties
E
LN10
LN2
LOG2E
LOG10E
PI
SQRT1_2
SQRT2
For information on using the above properties, refer to the
ES5
standard.
# Methods
abs
acos
asin
atan
atan2
ceil
cos
exp
floor
log
max
min
pow
random
round
sin
sqrt
tan
For information on using the above methods, refer to the
ES5
standard.
# JSON
# Methods
stringify(object)
: Converts theobject
object into aJSON
string and returns the string.parse(string)
: Converts theJSON
string into an object and returns the object.
Sample code:
console.log(undefined === JSON.stringify());
console.log(undefined === JSON.stringify(undefined));
console.log("null"===JSON.stringify(null));
console.log("111"===JSON.stringify(111));
console.log('"111"'===JSON.stringify("111"));
console.log("true"===JSON.stringify(true));
console.log(undefined===JSON.stringify(function(){}));
console.log(undefined===JSON.parse(JSON.stringify()));
console.log(undefined===JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(undefined)));
console.log(null===JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(null)));
console.log(111===JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(111)));
console.log("111"===JSON.parse(JSON.stringify("111")));
console.log(true===JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(true)));
console.log(undefined===JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(function(){})));
# Number
# Properties
MAX_VALUE
MIN_VALUE
NEGATIVE_INFINITY
POSITIVE_INFINITY
For information on using the above properties, refer to the
ES5
standard.
# Date
# Properties
parse
UTC
now
For information on using the above properties, refer to the
ES5
standard.
# Global
# Properties
NaN
Infinity
undefined
For information on using the above properties, refer to the
ES5
standard.
# Methods
parseInt
parseFloat
isNaN
isFinite
decodeURI
decodeURIComponent
encodeURI
encodeURIComponent
For information on using the above methods, refer to the
ES5
standard.