Adam Peller scripsit: > I don't feel strongly on this, but it does strike me as odd that > a function intended to avoid culturally-sensitive output would use > an English phrase. I'd lean towards IE/Opera, using notation from > ECMAScript that is equally cryptic to all cultures :-) At least that > would be consistent with Number.toString() and would reinforce the fact > that there are other methods to produce strings in the user's locale.
I think this is what exceptions are for. An English string makes little sense. NaN is nonsense.
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