ee.Number.parse
Convert a string to a number.
Usage | Returns |
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ee.Number.parse(input, radix) | Number |
Argument | Type | Details |
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input | String | The string to convert to a number. |
radix | Integer, default: 10 | An integer representing the base number system from which to convert. If input is not an integer, radix must equal 10 or not be specified. |
Examples
print('Client-side string converted to ee.Number',
ee.Number.parse('10')); // 10
print('ee.String converted to ee.Number',
ee.Number.parse(ee.String('100'))); // 100
print('Ambiguous string object converted to ee.Number',
ee.Number.parse(ee.Feature(null, {id: '1000'}).get('id'))); // 1000
print('Ambiguous number object converted to ee.Number',
ee.Number.parse(ee.Feature(null, {id: 1000}).get('id'))); // 1000
print('Leading zeros are removed',
ee.Number.parse('0001')); // 1
print('Radix 16',
ee.Number.parse('3E8', 16)); // 1000
Python setup
See the
Python Environment page for information on the Python API and using
geemap
for interactive development.
import ee
import geemap.core as geemap
print('Client-side string converted to ee.Number:',
ee.Number.parse('10').getInfo()) # 10
print('ee.String converted to ee.Number:',
ee.Number.parse(ee.String('100')).getInfo()) # 100
# 1000
print('Ambiguous string object converted to ee.Number:',
ee.Number.parse(ee.Feature(None, {'id': '1000'}).get('id')).getInfo())
print('Leading zeros are removed:',
ee.Number.parse('0001').getInfo()) # 1
print('Radix 16:', ee.Number.parse('3E8', 16).getInfo()) # 1000
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Last updated 2023-10-06 UTC.
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