Object.is() and === - What is the difference?

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What would be the difference of the builder

Object.()

for the operator

===

Since both compare if two values are the same, the difference would only be the type of description when returning?

javascript

  • From what I read the main differences are: (NaN === NaN) === false and Object.is(NaN, NaN) === true, (+0 === -0) === true and Object.is(-0, +0) === false.

  • The question is not duplicate of this ? Although the title is different the same question is asked in the text : "Why Object.is, if I can compare the values with == or ===? If there is a difference between these forms, what are they?" and the answer addresses precisely this detail

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