While I dislike NaN and would much rather prefer an exception to be thrown, I can accept NaNs existence because it's at least part of the IEEE 754 standard. It

While I dislike NaN and would much rather prefer an exception to be thrown, I can accept NaNs existence because it's at least part of the IEEE 754 standard. It still bugs me that `NaN != NaN`, and JavaScript's type coersions make NaN worse because it seems like they randomly popup.