A Number object represents any numerical value, whether it is an integer or floating-point number. By and large, you don't have to worry about the

This is a reference to the function that created the instance of a Number objectthe native Number( ) constructor function in browsers.

Equal to the highest possible number that JavaScript can handle.

Equal to the smallest possible number that JavaScript can handle.

Equal to a value that is not-a-number. JavaScript returns this value when a numerical operation yields a non-numerical result because of a flaw in o

Values that are outside of the bounds of Number.MIN_VALUE and Number.MAX_VALUE , respectively.

A property of the static Number object. Use the prototype property to assign new properties and methods to future instances of a Number value created

Returns a string containing the number object's value displayed in JavaScript's exponential notation. The single parameter specifies the number of d

Returns a string containing the number object's value displayed with a fixed number of digits to the right of the decimal (useful for currency calcu

Returns a string version of the number object's value. The precise format of the returned value is not mandated by the ECMA standard, and may be dif

Returns a string containing the number object's value displayed with a fixed number of digits, counting digits to the left and right of the decimal.

Returns the object's value as a string data type. You don't need this method in practice because the browsers automatically convert Number values

Returns the Number object's value.

It is 2^53 = 9007199254740992.