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Voting has ended! The correct answer is -0, as can be verified using `http://Object.is ()`.pic.twitter.com/FFAQvizEZJ
How do you even know what the result is? -0 === +0, so how do you test the result?
See http://www.wirfs-brock.com/allen/posts/128 by @awbjs:
const isNegative0 = (x) => x === 0 && (1 / x) === -Infinity;
aren't -0, 0, and +0 all treated the same (answer is probably no), but I'd imagine it's 0
Not in all cases. http://Object.is (-0, +0); // → false
+0 === regular old 0 right? I got it correct but it was more confusing with the +.
Yes, +0 is just regular 0. I wanted to make it clear it’s different from -0.
In Opera, Chrome and Firefox it's -0, in Edge its +0. Of course Microsoft does it different!
Nope, it's -0 in Edge. Try 1/(-0+-0) to see the sign bit
where's the option for 1
Shit, I forgot to add 420
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