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over 1 year ago

JavaScript: the only language where truth isn't a boolean, equality doesn't imply equivalence, and adding strings results in number concatenation. #ProgrammingOddities

Soban Speaks @sobanArshad85

over 1 year ago

One of the weirdest facts about JavaScript is that NaN (Not-a-Number) is actually a number 🤯 Console.log(typeof NaN) //number 🥶 #JavaScript #NaN #JavaScriptWeirdness #TypeofNaN #JavaScriptFacts #ProgrammingOddities #reactNative #react #sobanArshad #javascript

sobanArshad85's tweet photo. One of the weirdest facts about JavaScript is that NaN (Not-a-Number) is actually a number 🤯

Console.log(typeof NaN) //number 🥶

#JavaScript #NaN #JavaScriptWeirdness #TypeofNaN #JavaScriptFacts #ProgrammingOddities #reactNative #react #sobanArshad #javascript https://t.co/QEA0gO1YG0

Harsimran Singh @hsinghcse

over 2 years ago

NaN: The mysterious value that signifies Not a Number. Its like a mathematical unicorn—a creature that exists in the realm of impossibility. Yet, it holds a special place in programming, representing the absence of numerical data. #NaN #ProgrammingOddities

Gleb Shkut @glebshkut_dev

over 2 years ago

Ever encountered this in #JavaScript? When you add an empty array and an empty object, you get a strange result! [] + {} equals '[object Object]'. JavaScript quirks keep us on our toes! #ProgrammingOddities #JSWeirdness

$glebshkut_dev's tweet photo. Ever encountered this in #JavaScript? When you add an empty array and an empty object, you get a strange result! [] + {} equals '[object Object]'. JavaScript quirks keep us on our toes! #ProgrammingOddities #JSWeirdness https://t.co/6ybED5B2xk$

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