This site contains three examples of how you can use JavaScript to perform complex and precise calculations.
I can imagine doing all kinds of math using code, and there are a lot of benefits to this, mainly time and accuracy/reliability. Writing the code from scratch can take a while but once it is written, it greatly increases the efficiency of time required to perform complex calculations.
I have worked with Python and JavaScript separately and the only difference I have observed is the specific terminologies they use. You have to make sure the numbers are assigned a string, a float value or an integer value. If it is a string value then you are not using the number in a calculation, if it’s a float value you would be going into decimals. A string value means the difference between typing in 64 and 8 X 8. The string value is more just an answer, while an integer or float value is more just part of an equation.
If I was struggling with coding, I would usually search Google and there is a wealth of knowledge there so this is how I overcame some of the issues I encountered.Â
I did make a bit of a mistake during some of this work though. It’s an easy mistake to make when you are switching between Python and JavaScript: I accidentally tried using Python coding in JavaScript format and was left confused for a while about why it was not working. It was a bit of a DUH moment when I realized, but I fixed it by altering the code to work in JavaScript.