Integer Validity (v5)

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Setup

var a = 12;
    var b = 34.5;
    var c = Infinity;
    
    var typeOf = (function (toString, regExp) {
       return function(obj) {
         return toString.call(obj).match(regExp)[1].toLowerCase();
       };
    }(Object.prototype.toString, /\[object (\w+)\]/));

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Typeof and modulus operator
(typeof a==='number' && (a%1)===0);
(typeof b==='number' && (b%1)===0);
(typeof c==='number' && (c%1)===0);
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Using parseInt
(a == parseInt(a));
(b == parseInt(b));
(c == parseInt(c));
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Using safe typeof
typeOf(a) == 'number' && a % 1 == 0;
typeOf(b) == 'number' && b % 1 == 0;
typeOf(c) == 'number' && c % 1 == 0;
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Using bit shift operator
a >> 0 === a
b >> 0 === b
c >> 0 === c
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Using bitwise not
~~a === a
~~b === b
~~c === c
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Using biwise or
a|0 === a
b|0 === b
c|0 === c
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