i was reading a book , and encountered this
Arithmetic in JavaScript does not raise errors in cases of overflow,
underflow, or division by zero. When the result of a numeric operation
is larger than the largest representable number (overflow), the result
is a special infinity value, Infinity. Similarly, when the absolute
value of a negative value becomes larger than the absolute value of
the largest representable negative number, the result is negative
infinity, – Infinity.
how is it possible that the result of a absolute value of a negative number result in a negative number
That’s not what it says. if
|x| > |largest representable negative number| => -infinity
so if -10 is the largest representable negative number and x is 11 then the result is-infinity