Number.isNaN() — Difference between Number.isNaN() and global isNaN()
Number.isNaN() doesn't attempt to convert the parameter to a number, so non-numbers always return false.
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Number.isNaN() doesn't attempt to convert the parameter to a number, so non-numbers always return false. The following are all false
The global {{jsxref("isNaN()")}} coerces its parameter to a number
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