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by dragonwriter
4367 days ago
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> The only reason this is confusing for people is because they aren't familiar with IEEE 754 floating-point numbers and their representations. NaN is part of IEEE 754, but it is not a number. The reason people are confused is because the JS datatype name has a small but critical disconnect from what the values it contains are. |
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