assertEquals("NaN", x, y, 0.0) where x=y=Double.NaN

Hi

x and y are both simple double.

Oughtn't assertEquals("x and y", x, y, 0.0) succeed when both x and y are
Double.NaN?

At the moment I'm having to make a situation specific assert statement when
I expect y is Double.NaN.

I'm having to write ...
assertTrue("When y is NaN", Double.isNaN(y));

I know java returns false on (Double.NaN==y) even when y is Double.NaN, but
for our assert statements I'd say it'd be more practical/general if
assertEquals succeeded when both were NaN.

Thanks
Morten

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