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JavaScript - get decimal part of float number

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In this short article, we would like to show how to get the decimal part from a floating-point number using the modulo operator in JavaScript.

Practical example:

// ONLINE-RUNNER:browser;

const getDecimalPart = value => {
	return value % 1.0;
};


// Usage example:

console.log( getDecimalPart(  5     ) );     //   0
console.log( getDecimalPart(  3.14  ) );     //  ~0.14
console.log( getDecimalPart( -3.14  ) );     // ~-0.14
console.log( getDecimalPart(  0.123 ) );     //   0.123
console.log( getDecimalPart( -0.123 ) );     // ~-0.123

console.log( getDecimalPart( '+3.14'    ) ); //  ~0.14
console.log( getDecimalPart( '-3.14'    ) ); // ~-0.14
console.log( getDecimalPart(   NaN      ) ); //   NaN
console.log( getDecimalPart(  'foo'     ) ); //   NaN
console.log( getDecimalPart(  -Infinity ) ); //   NaN
console.log( getDecimalPart(  +Infinity ) ); //   NaN

See also

  1. JavaScript - number truncation (getting total part)

  2. JavaScript - has number decimal part 

Alternative titles

  1. JavaScript - how to get fractional part of float number?
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