Dmitri Pavlutin • 5/18/2021

Why Math.max() Without Arguments Returns -Infinity

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This technical article delves into the JavaScript Math.max() function, explaining the rationale behind its return value of -Infinity when invoked without arguments. It uses examples with arrays, including empty ones, to illustrate how this behavior serves as a mathematical identity element, ensuring consistency in operations like finding the maximum value across multiple arrays.

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