React-dom.development.js:86 warning: received nan for the `children` attribute. if this is expected, cast the value to a string.

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Explanation:

The warning message indicates that in the `react-dom.development.js` file, on line 86, a `NaN` value has been received for the `children` attribute. In JSX, the value of a `children` attribute should be a string or a valid JSX expression.

If you are intentionally passing `NaN` as the value for the `children` attribute, you need to cast it to a string. This can be done using the `toString()` method or by using template literals.

Here are a couple of examples to better understand:


  // Example 1: Casting NaN to a string
  const myComponent = <div children={NaN.toString()} />;

  // Example 2: Using template literals to cast NaN to a string
  const myComponent = <div children={`${NaN}`} />;

In both examples, `NaN` is cast to a string using either the `toString()` method or template literals. This will prevent the warning from appearing.

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