Radix, parseInt and the result value

[DanCouper]

Yeah, please don’t @ random mods, people on the forum will answer you if they’re able.

“11” is the number two in binary, anyway, somebody just asked same thing, this answer I wrote might be helpful (might not, it’s more analogy than anything else but hey ho):

What the hell does radix mean and do?

Have you actually looked up the word “radix”? The primary definition is what it means here, it isn’t a special JavaScript term, it just means “the base of a system of numeration”. parseInt tries to convert a string containing a number to an integer. The radix argument tells the function what type of representation is being used in the string, because numbers can be represented in many different ways. So 10011 is the number 19 written in binary. 23 is the number 19 written in octal. 19 is the…