higher powers uses a general formula which is 106+3n. If n=0, it is 106which corresponds to one Million. If n=1, term simplifies to 109which is one Billion (1000 million). Similarly, for n=2, it is one trillion (1000 billion) and for n=3, it is one Quadrillion (1000 trillion)...
Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER; // 9007199254740991 Numbers higher than safe integer This returns 2 because in floating points, the value is actually the decimal trailing "1" except for in subnormal precision cases such as zero. Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER * Number.EPSILON; // 2 ...
higher powers uses a general formula which is 106+3n. If n=0, it is 106which corresponds to one Million. If n=1, term simplifies to 109which is one Billion (1000 million). Similarly, for n=2, it is one trillion (1000 billion) and for n=3, it is one Quadrillion (1000 trillion)...