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> a = "nan"; a = tonumber(a); > b = "nan"; b = tonumber(b) > print (c); > c = a<=b; In *some* implementations, "a" would get a true NaN, and "c" would be zero (NaNs are not comparable to each other) but in general, "a" would be nil and "c" would be 1, as you found out. --lhf