Using toPrecision with map method

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Using toPrecision with map method



I have a function that returns long numbers. 23.23423423423432



I can strip the decimal places:


function shortNumbers()
var longNumber = 34.324234234234;
var shortNumber = longNumber.toPrecision(2)
alert("Shorter number is " + shortNumber)



Next I want to use map to display the values in an alert:


function collectVideoValues()
var loopsStr = loops.map(x=>x.start+"AA"+x.end).join('AA');
alert("Video Values are " + videoId + "," +loopsStr );



Can I insert toPrecision after loops.map ?


loops.map.toPrecision(2).(x=>x.start+"AA"+x.end).join('AA');



I'd like to solve this in 1 or 2 lines of code without making a second function.




1 Answer
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I placed toPrecision after x.start and x.end to strip the decimal places from the number.


function collectVideoValues()
var loopsStr = loops.map(x=>x.start.toPrecision(2)+"i"+x.end.toPrecision(2)).join('i');
document.getElementById("lesson-code").innerHTML= videoId + "ID"+ loopsStr;





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Aug 8 at 5:46





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Aug 9 at 2:15






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