The **`toFixed()` method** in JavaScript converts a number to a string, rounding it to a specified number of decimals. The functionality of the `toFixed` method is shown in the illustration below:

# Syntax 
The `toFixed()` method is declared as shown below:


# Parameters
The `toFixed()` method takes an optional parameter. This parameter is an integer number that represents the number of digits after the decimal point. If the parameter is unspecified, the default value is zero. 

> If the number of digits in the parameter is greater than the actual number, the function adds zeroes to the number to create the specified decimal length. 

# Return value 
The `toFixed()` method returns a string representing the number rounded to the decimal place specified in the parameter. 

# Examples
The following code shows some examples using the `toFixed()` method in JavaScript.

//Example 1
var num = 2.713678; 
console.log(num.toFixed());

//Example 2
console.log(num.toFixed(2));

//Example 3
console.log(num.toFixed(10));


What is the toFixed() method in JavaScript?

The toFixed() method converts a number to a string, rounding it to specified decimal places.