JavaScript Number Properties
The JavaScript Number object may represent numeric values such as integer, float, hexadecimal, decimal, and so on. It serves as a container for primitive numeric values.
It has a number of methods and properties that can be used to perform various tasks on numbers. The table below shows some static Number object properties that can be used as constants throughout a program.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| EPSILON | The difference between 1 and the smallest JS number. |
| MAX_VALUE | The largest number possible in JavaScript |
| MIN_VALUE | The smallest number possible in JavaScript |
| MAX_SAFE_INTEGER | The maximum safe integer (253 - 1) |
| MIN_SAFE_INTEGER | The minimum safe integer (253 - 1) |
| POSITIVE_INFINITY | Infinity (returned on overflow) |
| NEGATIVE_INFINITY | Negative infinity (returned on overflow) |
| NaN | A "Not-a-Number" value |
1. EPSILON
The difference between 1 and the smallest JS number.
2. MAX_VALUE
It returns the largest numeric value that JavaScript supports.
3. MIN_VALUE
It provides the lowest positive integer that is closest to zero, but not the largest negative number.
4. NEGATIVE_INFINITY
It depicts the inverse of infinity.
5. POSITIVE_INFINITY
It denotes a positive infinity value.
6. MAX_SAFE_INTEGER
In JavaScript, it represents the largest safe integer.
7. MIN_SAFE_INTEGER
In JavaScript, it represents the smallest safe integer.
8. NaN
It is used to represent values that are not legal numbers.