JavaScript Problem: Extracting a Decimal Number from a String

[@MecchaKakkoi]

If you want to filter out trailing full-stops/periods at the regex level and not rely on Number() to remove them, you could use something like the following: *let reg = /\d+(\.\d+)?/g;* Which is essentially saying, only include the decimal point if there is at least one digit after it.

[@_chris_6786]

Great solution. Thank you for teaching us!

[@Hakeem-rk4ns]

You are the best ❤❤

[@withgrowinginsanity198]

Formatted amounts are tricky :) e.g. 12.489,56 (p.s. Thank you for turning my pure hatred towards JavaScript into tolerance :D )

[@arunkaiser]

Always Awesome 👌

[@EitanPeles]

great!

[@rajeshsahu3073]

Nice video..

[@mikaelkortbaoui8785]

let reg = /\d+\,*\d*/g; for some reason doesn't work, it just print's out NAN

[@AllThingsJavaScript]

Please supply more of you code. A regular expression shouldn't produce NaN. It must be happening after, so curious what the rest of your code looks like.