Javascript output

Here is why you dont get a number but infinity https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_infinity.asp i also coded something for you https://code.sololearn.com/WjmeL1IFMUUW/?ref=app

Nico Ruder and Agent_I Thank you both for your help ☺️

Nico Ruder so javascript have minimum and maximum number limit ? -1.797693134862315E+308 (minimum) And 1.797693134862315E+308(maximum) if the number is not inside that range then it will display "infinity" Am I right?

Nico Ruder this minimum and maximum range is for every programming languages or only for javascript?

Nico Ruder bro you have iOS or Android?🤔

Nico Ruder why not share codes in message section in sololearn 🙄

Nico Ruder go to your notifications. Then click on the tab called"message"(2nd tab) I already send you "hi" so the message should already popped up for you

Roshan yeah brother 10 ** (10**10) = 10 000 000 000 ↓ 10 ** 10 000 000 000 = ? 🙄 thanks for your answer 😁

The number is too big 10^(10^10) is a googolplex 🤔

The ** is an exponentiation. So the result is actually 10^(10^10) and that result is too large. That's why the output is infinity

yes this is why you get infinity

if you think about it you multiply 10 times 10 with 10 zeros

maybe other programming languages have bigger or smaller limits but I dont know. Look for the documentation to find out

Daniel [#United We Stand🇮🇳] It's actually the maximum of a double-precision floating point, or simply double. Every variable is JS is stored in double

Daniel i want to know you better. maybe we can write together. here is an Email where you can send me your email addres so i can write you back. [email protected]

android

my temorary email expired lets use this instead [email protected]

thats true

but where is the message section i dont find it

The number from the output is 1,000 so it is a googolplex because the number is too big for an output