We know that if two objects have even contents, JavaScript will judge that they are not equal. But sometimes, we just need to determine whether the contents of two objects are equal. So how should we do this and be considerate? For example, 0 and -0, null and undefined are not equal, and NaN and NaN are not equal by default. I wrote an isEqual method, taking many aspects into consideration. The code is as follows:
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The running effect diagram is as follows:
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