Is using 001 as a number same as 1 in Javascript?
<p><strong>EDIT</strong> : This is <strong>not</strong> a duplicate of the other question as to realise why prepending 0's to numbers can actually result in a different value, this question has nothing to do with Octals, In the other question does the significance of prepending 0's to a number resulting in a different (Octal) value is not obvious.</p>

<p>For code alignment to look nice, I formatted number of lines that would have an integer as an argument from 1,2,3,.. to 01,02,03,... </p>

<p>Are the two indistinguishable in JavaScript? ( please don't mistake 01 with "01" they are different types. anyone knows of any example in any programming language where 1 and 01 will not be the same value?).</p>