JavaScript: Check if a number is a whole number or has a decimal place

JavaScript Math: Exercihse-38 with Solution

Write a JavaScript function to check if a number is a whole number or has a decimal place.

Note : Whole Numbers are simply the numbers 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, ... (and so on). No Fractions!
Test Data :
console.log(number_test(25.66));
"Number has a decimal place."
console.log(number_test(10));
"It is a whole number."

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Sample Solution:

JavaScript Code:

// Define a function named number_test that checks if a number has a decimal place.
function number_test(n)
{
   // Calculate the difference between n and its floor value, and check if it is not equal to zero.
   var result = (n - Math.floor(n)) !== 0; 
   
   // If result is true, return 'Number has a decimal place.'; otherwise, return 'It is a whole number.'
   if (result)
      return 'Number has a decimal place.';
   else
      return 'It is a whole number.';
}

// Output the result of testing if 25.66 has a decimal place to the console.
console.log(number_test(25.66));

// Output the result of testing if 10 has a decimal place to the console.
console.log(number_test(10));

Output:

Number has a decimal place.
It is a whole number.

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