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javascript data type ?
Hi ,
I am sending a function an array of values which contain '09' , '15','20' ,...etc everything is working fine except when I have to do something with '09' it seems to truncate off the zero at the begining and pass to the function a 9 instead of a 09 What I want to know is how do I make the function interpert the value as 09 it seems to be converting the parameter to a number instead of the string value '09' array[0] = '09'; array[1] = '15'; ..etc Thanks for any help |
Re: javascript data type ?
sithum,
can you give more detail about what you're trying to do with the values? I tried your example: Code:
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