The ``++parseInt++`` function has two versions, one that takes a base value as a second argument, and one that does not. Unfortunately using the single-arg version can result in unexpected results on older browsers. 


== Noncompliant Code Example

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parseInt("010");  // Noncompliant; pre-2013 browsers may return 8 
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== Compliant Solution

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parseInt("010", 10);
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