JavaScript Getting Absolute Value
In JavaScript, the Math.abs() function is used for the absolute value operation.
The absolute value of a real number means the distance of the point on the number axis from the starting point (0). |x| is displayed with . Accordingly, for example, since the distance of 5 and -5 from the 0 origin is 5 units, the absolute value of both will be 5.
Usage is given in the examples below..
The results are below..