func math.NaN
30 uses
math (current package)
acosh.go#L55: return NaN()
asin.go#L37: return NaN() // special case
atan2.go#L41: return NaN()
atanh.go#L60: return NaN()
bits.go#L31: func NaN() float64 { return Float64frombits(uvnan) }
dim.go#L53: return NaN()
dim.go#L89: return NaN()
erf.go#L204: return NaN()
erf.go#L286: return NaN()
erfinv.go#L83: return NaN()
gamma.go#L136: return NaN()
hypot.go#L34: return NaN()
j0.go#L175: return NaN()
j1.go#L174: return NaN()
jn.go#L240: return NaN()
log.go#L106: return NaN()
log1p.go#L124: return NaN()
mod.go#L31: return NaN()
nextafter.go#L17: r = float32(NaN())
nextafter.go#L40: r = NaN()
pow.go#L62: return NaN()
pow.go#L103: return NaN()
remainder.go#L53: return NaN()
sin.go#L134: return NaN()
sin.go#L203: return NaN()
sincos.go#L27: return NaN(), NaN()
sqrt.go#L106: return NaN()
tan.go#L101: return NaN()
strconv
atof.go#L68: return math.NaN(), 3, true
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