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check if it less than 0, then multiply by -1<br />
then you will get absolute..<br />

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check if it less than 0, then multiply by -1
then you will get absolute..


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var temp=&quot;-2&quot;<br />
var tempIsNegative = !(temp == Math.abs(temp)); // true or false
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var temp="-2"
var tempIsNegative = !(temp == Math.abs(temp)); // true or false

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how do I check the sign of a java script variable ?<br />
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Here is my input/output to illustrate the problem.<br />
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Example Input/output:<br />
Input: &nbsp;var temp=&quot;-2&quot;<br />
Output: &nbsp;This is a negative number . absolute value is =2<br />
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Input: &nbsp;var temp=&quot;2&quot;<br />
Output: &nbsp;This is a positive number . absolute value is 2<br />
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Input: &nbsp;var temp=&quot;0&quot;<br />
Output: &nbsp;This is a zero . absolute value is 0<br />
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I'm worried as javascript variable are unsigned . How do I check for a negative number then like above ?<br />

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how do I check the sign of a java script variable ?

Here is my input/output to illustrate the problem.

Example Input/output:
Input:  var temp="-2"
Output:  This is a negative number . absolute value is =2

Input:  var temp="2"
Output:  This is a positive number . absolute value is 2

Input:  var temp="0"
Output:  This is a zero . absolute value is 0

I'm worried as javascript variable are unsigned . How do I check for a negative number then like above ?


how do I check the sign of a java script variable ?

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