Here is the scenario! (simplified)
double val1 = 0.0;
double? val2 = val1;
Why would val2 result in NaN?
Here is the scenario! (simplified) double val1 = 0.0; double? val2 = val1; Why
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Here is the scenario! (simplified)
double val1 = 0.0;
double? val2 = val1;
Why would val2 result in NaN?
Simply: it wouldn’t and it doesn’t.
The result of assigning a non-NaN
doubleto adouble?is adouble?with a non-NaN value; in this case0.0