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In JavaScript, which value is not equal to itself, when we compare them??
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NaN is not equal to itself
console.log(NaN == NaN);
// false
console.log(NaN === NaN);
// false
console.log(NaN != NaN);
// true
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Depends on definition of equality, right? :)
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NaN is not equal to itself in most languages.
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[0] == [0] returns false
[0] === [0] returns false
[0,0] == [0,0] returns false
[0,0] === [0,0] returns false
[0,x] == [0, x] (where x is seemingly any integer) returns false
[0,x] === [0, x] (where x is seemingly any integer) returns false
I hope this helped!