comparison - JavaScript question of the day: Is NaN equal to itself? NaN === NaN A. SyntaxError B. False C. True D. NaN - devRant

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theuser

4802

7y

So NaN and NaN are two different instances of NaN?
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Tobyvw

698

7y

We gonna copy Enki now?
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okkimus

1969

7y

...Enki, is it you?
6

okkimus

1969

7y

@Tobyvw
I was a bit late, damnit..
7

olback

10981

7y

false
10

olback

10981

7y

also,
{} === {} returns false and
[] === [] returns false.
3

localjoost

6055

7y

@Tobyvw @okkimus I'm glad we have some Enki users on this platform, always thought nobody knew about the existence of it 🙂
8

willol

1389

7y

I dont think that anything else than false would make sense... Are you expecting true? That would mean for example that :
'a' - 1 === 2/'b'
1

AllenII

1619

7y

It's false I believe, if I remember right
2

Nedo-the-angry

2034

7y

https://stackoverflow.com/questions...
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flag0

2032

7y

False. Because while they are NaN, they aren't same values

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