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What happens when we try to add a number to undefined value?
If you try to add a number to undefined value then you will get a NaN. The NaN defines Not a Number. Following is an example −
Case 1
var anyVar=10+undefined; print(anyVar) //Result will be NaN
Case 2
var anyVar1=10; var anyVar2; var anyVar=yourVar1+yourVar2; print(anyVar) //Result will be NaN
Case 1
Let us implement the above cases. The query is as follows −
> var result=10+undefined; > print(result);
This will produce the following output −
NaN
Case 2
Let us implement the above case −
> var value; > var value1=10; > var result=value1+value > result
This will produce the following output −
NaN
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