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I've not run into that kind of issue in years. Read the docs of the function you're attempting to call. Also, in this case, the function should return NaN so i

• qayxc 5y ago
  > Also, in this case, the function should return NaN so it's not polymorphic. Sure. But what if that's function comes from a 3rd party component that doesn't have great documentation or relies on another package and thus a behaviour like this simply bubbles up through the call chain? And don't think this can't happen - NPM in particular notorious for this kind of deep dependencies. Also mixins and monkey patching are a thing in JS, so just importing a module can lead to an unexpected change in behaviour.