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Find the output ?
When you pass a number to parseInt(), JavaScript internally converts it to a string. In this case, 0.0000005 becomes "5e-7" in scientific notation.

parseInt() then starts reading the string from the left and stops at the first non-numeric character. In this case, it's the 'e'. So, it only processes the '5' before the 'e' and returns 5 as an integer.
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