Name
Object.toLocaleString( ): return an objectâs localized string representation â ECMAScript v3
Synopsis
object
.toString( )
Returns
A string representing the object.
Description
This method is intended to return a string representation of
the object, localized as appropriate for the current locale. The
default toLocaleString( )
method
provided by the Object class simply calls the toString( )
method and returns the
nonlocalized string that it returns. Note, however, that other
classes, including Array, Date, and Number, define their own
versions of this method to perform localized string conversions.
When defining your own classes, you may want to override this method
as well.
See Also
Array.toLocaleString( )
,
Date.toLocaleString( )
, Number.toLocaleString( )
, Object.toString( )
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