How does a Set object handle NaN values?
- NaN is not allowed in a Set.
- It treats all NaN values as equal.
- Each NaN value is treated as a unique value in the Set.
- It throws an error when trying to add NaN.
Sets treat NaN values as equal. Therefore, adding multiple NaN values to a Set will result in having only one NaN value in the Set.
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