It is a returned value
It is not configurable and not writable.
Example of NaN
When we will get output as NaN ?
<script>
var a = 'xyz';
document.write(a*2); // Output NaN
</script>
Not equal to itself
NaN is the only JavaScript value which is not equal to itself.
<script>
var a = NaN;
if(a === a){
document.write('Equal')
}else{
document.write('Not Equal')
}
</script>
The output will be Not Equal
User entered data from an input text box is always a string, so for any mathematical calculation we need to convert them to number by using parseFlot or parseInt. Otherwise we will get NaN as output of any mathematical calculation if we use directly these inputs.
Math Functions in JavaScript