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116. implement Object.is()

Sure, here's an implementation of Object.is():

function is(x, y) {  if (x === y) {    // Handle +0 == -0    return x !== 0 || y !== 0 || 1 / x === 1 / y;  } else {    // Handle NaN == NaN    return x !== x && y !== y;  }}

The function first checks if x and y are strictly equal (===) and returns true if so. However, it also checks for two special cases: if x and y are both 0, it returns false if one is positive and the other is negative. This correctly handles the fact that JavaScript distinguishes between positive and negative zero. If x and y are not strictly equal, the function returns true if both are NaN. This ensures that NaN is considered equal to itself, as required by the spec.