>strings as objects and integers turning into floats when NaNs are introduced have been a much bigger annoyance to me, than it ought to. Nah, you rightly are a

>strings as objects and integers turning into floats when NaNs are introduced have been a much bigger annoyance to me, than it ought to. Nah, you rightly are annoyed. When I am writing unit tests, it is especially annoying to fix the type.