NaN are not exclusive to JavaScript, it’s more scary that they’re using floating point numbers for monetary value.
If you buy something at -Inf, do they empty the business bank account into yours?
Eh, it’s not a problem if prices are being converted to floating point at some point before being displayed.
What you don’t want to do is store the definitive price as a floating point and perform calculations with it. I don’t see any reason to assume that’s happening here.
NaN are not exclusive to JavaScript, it’s more scary that they’re using floating point numbers for monetary value.
If you buy something at -Inf, do they empty the business bank account into yours?
Eh, it’s not a problem if prices are being converted to floating point at some point before being displayed.
What you don’t want to do is store the definitive price as a floating point and perform calculations with it. I don’t see any reason to assume that’s happening here.
It still makes no sense to convert to float and is likely to lead to a big at some point