I am trying to understand something here. You list a number of oddities JS has but you are not explaining or defending it in anyway. Instead you say they are perfectly normal. How the hell Nan === Nan is false normal?
Actually, this may seem puzzling, but there is a reason, and you would have found it by following the links to which the article refers.
More specifically, see here.
Anyway, I'm not saying that JavaScript's oddities are perfectly normal (even because I don't know what normality is).
I'm saying that its so called oddities are perfectly in line with its specifications. Just know them.
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I am trying to understand something here. You list a number of oddities JS has but you are not explaining or defending it in anyway. Instead you say they are perfectly normal. How the hell Nan === Nan is false normal?
See how joker JavaScript is? :-)
Actually, this may seem puzzling, but there is a reason, and you would have found it by following the links to which the article refers.
More specifically, see here.
Anyway, I'm not saying that JavaScript's oddities are perfectly normal (even because I don't know what normality is).
I'm saying that its so called oddities are perfectly in line with its specifications. Just know them.