too
> bogged down with implementation specifics? A solution I guess
> would be to do something like
>
> my_float = float("nan")
> If str(my_float) == "nan":
> doSomething()
>
> But that's awful!
>
> Any help or reasons why the functionalit
Hi,
Is there any way to detect if a float is NaN in Python 2.4?
I can pretty much understand why
float("nan") == float("nan") -> False
but I then expected there to be an isnan() function, perhaps provided by
the maths module. I understand a lot of the floating point behaviour is
implementation-
