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That’s a Numpy type, not a Python typesm, try a=None b=None a==b
That’s not a type. A NaN is a floating point number (of type float). I used numpy because that’s the easiest way to get a NaN.
This is part of the floating point standard.
This was never about None, which is a completely different thing.
