Numbers parsing

[hauleth]

parseInt("1234567890987654321", 10); // => 1234567890987654400
+"1234567890987654321"; // => 1234567890987654400
~~"1234567890987654321" // => -1318314752 
"1234567890987654321" >> 0 // => -1318314752
"1234567890987654321" >>> 0 // => 2976652544

All of them are incorrect, but I would rather expect first two rather than other results.

[rwaldron]

I'm not sure what you'd like me to do here; Idiomatic.js is about writing clean, consistent and maintainable code, not about teaching which operations result in integer truncation.

[hauleth]

Yeah, but 3.B.2.4 say

parseInt( num, 10 );

// is the same as...

~~num;

num >> 0;

num >>> 0;

What is a little bit too broad.