Dmitri Pavlutin digs into why parseInt(0.0000005); evaluates to 5:
parseInt(0.5); // => 0
parseInt(0.05); // => 0
parseInt(0.005); // => 0
parseInt(0.0005); // => 0
parseInt(0.00005); // => 0
parseInt(0.000005); // => 0
parseInt(0.0000005); // => 5 🤯
Solving a Mystery Behavior of parseInt() in JavaScript →
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