5 Commonly Used Units of Measurement in CSS:

1. Pixels (px)
2. Percentages (%)
3. Rem
4. Em
5. Viewport units (vw, vh)

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⚡️parseInt()
and
⚡️Number()

both converts string to number however there is a big difference between both

⚡️ parseInt() reads the string from left to right & stops parsing when it encounters a non-numeric character.

It returns the numeric value parsed up to that point.

example: parseInt("19abc") -> returns 19

⚡️Number() is more strict.

If the string contains any non-numeric characters (except for whitespace), it returns NaN

example: Number(123abc) -> returns NaN

⚡️Also if string is in float then Number() will return float number but parseInt() will only return integer.

example:
parseInt("6.9") -> returns 6 only
Number("18.5") -> returns 18.5

This makes a big impact especially when you are handling data that can have string values as well attached to the number.

In that case use parseInt() other wise use Number().

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