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Caroline Louw
12,155 PointsWhen the isNaN method in this challenge finds that the number is number should it not have said isNaN(!num1) ?
to execute the condition statement? because if it comes back as true does is it mean the number is a number and the statement reads - value is not a number? That is what it reads in the solution. A bit confused.
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beverlygrant
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 5,674 PointsisNan takes the value as a parameter and returns true if the given value is not a number and vice-versa.