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Syntax Description: Writable No Enumerable No Configurable No

The global Infinity property represents positive infinity, a numeric value greater than any other number. It is a variable in global scope with an initial value of Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY. Anything multiplied by Infinity returns Infinity, while anything divided by Infinity returns 0, behaving mathematically like infinity. Infinity is read-only per ECMAScript 5 specifications.

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Syntax Description: Writable No Enumerable No Configurable No

The global Infinity property represents positive infinity, a numeric value greater than any other number. It is a variable in global scope with an initial value of Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY. Anything multiplied by Infinity returns Infinity, while anything divided by Infinity returns 0, behaving mathematically like infinity. Infinity is read-only per ECMAScript 5 specifications.

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The global Infinity property is a numeric value representing infinity.

Property attributes
of Infinity
Writable no
Enumerable no
Configurable no

Syntax
Infinity
Description
Infinity is a property of the global object, i.e. it is a variable in global
scope.
The initial value of Infinity is Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY. The
value Infinity(positive infinity) is greater than any other number. This
value behaves mathematically like infinity; for example, any positive
number multiplied by Infinity is Infinity, and anything divided
by Infinity is 0.
Per the ECMAScript 5 specification, Infinity is read only (implemented in
JavaScript 1.8.5 / Firefox 4).
Examples
console.log(Infinity ); /* Infinity */
console.log(Infinity + 1 ); /* Infinity */
console.log(Math.pow(10, 1000)); /* Infinity */
console.log(Math.log(0) ); /* -Infinity */
console.log(1 / Infinity ); /* 0 */

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