Yeah it's identical to prefix +, just more "english" and doesn't blend in with string concatenation. It's totally a matter of preference. I personally find that while writing software I'm rarely blocked by raw typing speed so I use Number() because it makes +'s less ambiguous when I'm reading my code later.
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