How to check two values of text box using JavaScript function [duplicate] - javascript

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I have used document.getElementByID("textboxname").value to compare but it checks character by character as it considers integer value a string value.
I like to know how to convert document.getElementByID("textboxname").value string notation to integer notation so that it will be easy to compare integer values.
Thanks in advance

use parseInt("your string") to convert it into valid integer

Use parseInt(document.getElementByID("textboxname").value, 10);

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