why NaN that returned from a function is not falsy value?

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how we can falsy value from a returned function.

I have a function block that from the returned value we make decisions and with an undefined value or NaN value we should have a false value how can I reach that?

for example

console.log(Boolean(() =\>{return NaN})

is true

>Solution :

Function objects are always true when converted to boolean. You want to convert the return value of the function to a boolean, so you need to call the function.

console.log(Boolean((() => {return NaN})()));
// or more explicitly:
const f = () => NaN;
console.log(Boolean(f())); // equivalent to !!f()

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