Did not realize that 0 * Infinity is NaN. Anyone know why that wouldn't be expected to be 0?
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best guess would be because infinity is more a concept than a number. Since it's not a natural number multiplication breaks down.
It's a special case that's directly defined though. For non-special cases, x * infinity = infinity
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hmm... Found this answer from a math perspective: http://bit.ly/28KETvT Does that answer it or am I missing something?
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