Why does Python's hash of infinity have the digits of π?

Question

The hash of infinity in Python has digits matching pi:

>>> inf = float('inf') 

>>> hash(inf) 314159 

>>> int(math.pi*1e5) 

314159

Is that just a coincidence or is it intentional?

Answer 1

Because the _PyHASH_INF is defined as a constant equal to 314159.