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Author veky
Recipients docs@python, slateny, steven.daprano, veky
Date 2022-03-19.06:02:11
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I'm not satisfied with "and" formulation. For all practical purposes, math.nan is the "same" object as float('nan'), they just represent two ways of referring to it (or constructing it). To me it sounds a bit like "2 and 1+1 are the only even prime numbers." I suggest the docs only speak of math.nan here, and elsewhere to say that they can also be constructed by float('nan').
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