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Other values one could test for: - “+1” (not a valid number, according to ECMA-404 and RFC-8259) - “+0” (also not a valid number, but trickier than “+1” becau
by Someone 3y ago
Other values one could test for:
- “+1” (not a valid number, according to ECMA-404 and RFC-8259)
- “+0” (also not a valid number, but trickier than “+1” because IEEE floats have “+0” and “-0”)
- “070” (not a valid number, but may get parsed as octal 56)
- “1.” (not a valid number in json)
- “.1” (not a valid number in json)
- “0E-0” (a valid number in json)
There probably are others.