How I parse array of arrays to float/int?
I have:
0: Array [ "2011", "127072,7" ]
1: Array [ "2012", "125920,3" ]
2: Array [ "2013", "129305,4" ]
3: Array [ "2014", "135364" ]
4: Array [ "2015", "136757" ]
5: Array [ "2016", "155653,5" ]
6: Array [ "2017", "164130,5" ]
And i need converted to
[[2011, 127072.7], [2012, 125920.3], [2013, 129305.4], [2014, 135364], ..... ]
So next thing is a replace , with ..
Is there some solution for this?
Just use map method with Number constructor.
let result = array.map(arr => arr.map(item => Number(item.replace(/,/g, '.'))))
let array = [[ "2011", "127072,7" ], [ "2012", "125920,3" ]]
console.log(array.map(arr => arr.map(item => Number(item.replace(/,/g, '.')))));
Simply use this :
var result = array.map(function(arr){
return arr.map(function(num){
return Number(num.replace(',' , '.'))
})
})
"127072,7" is converted to NaN.
In case you have more than one deep level, recursive solution also could helps
const arrays = [
[
"2017",
[
"2014",
[ "2017", "164130,5" ]
],
],
[ "2011", "127072,7" ],
[ "2012", "125920,3" ],
[ "2013", "129305,4" ],
[ "2014", "135364" ],
[ "2015", "136757" ],
[ "2016", "155653,5" ],
[ "2017", "164130,5" ],
]
function formatNumber(string) {
return +string.replace(`,`, `.`)
}
function recursiveSolution(array) {
return array.map(item => typeof item === "string" ? formatNumber(item) : recursiveSolution(item))
}
const result = recursiveSolution(arrays)
console.log(result);