Clarify proper type casting for Numbers#524
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could this say parsing strings, and also continue to say always with a radix?
Clarifies when to use `Number` vs. `parseInt` for Number type casting. Fixes: #523
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Clarifies when to use
Numbervs.parseIntfor Number type casting, encouraging the proper usage of both.Fixes: #523
Previously, at item 21.3, the guide read:
However, the example displays:
Issue: It is unclear whether
Numberis acceptable because the guide only directly states to useparseIntdespite the example forNumber. Indeed,NumberandparseIntare not interchangeable and should both be used properply.