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 title: Use the parseInt Function
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 ## Use the parseInt Function
+The ```parseInt()``` function will take any ```string``` parameter representing a number and return its integer value. 
 
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+## Hint 1 
+```parseInt()``` should be used inside your function and return whatever ```str``` is, assuming that ```str``` is a string representing some number.
 
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+## Solution
+```javascript
+function convertToInteger(str) {
+    return parseInt(str); 
+}
 
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+convertToInteger("56");
+```