The typeof is an operator in JavaScript.
It gets the data type of the variable.
It returns a string value mentioning the datatype of the string.
The operand can be a value, function or an object.
The following are the six possible typeof returns;
object
boolean
function
number
string
undefined
Syntax:
var sName = 'JavaScript';
//Usage format #1
alert(typeof sName); //Will display string
//Usage format #2
alert(typeof(sName)); //Will display string
Example:
It gets the data type of the variable.
It returns a string value mentioning the datatype of the string.
The operand can be a value, function or an object.
The following are the six possible typeof returns;
object
boolean
function
number
string
undefined
Syntax:
var sName = 'JavaScript';
//Usage format #1
alert(typeof sName); //Will display string
//Usage format #2
alert(typeof(sName)); //Will display string
Tip: Always use the strict compare "===" when sing the typeof in a conditional operation.
Example:
var sName = 'JavaScript';
if(typeof(sName) === 'string')
{
alert('The variable is a String');
}
if(typeof(sName) === 'string')
{
alert('The variable is a String');
}
Trivia: typeof(null) returns object
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