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The float64-to-float32 library is a JavaScript module that converts double-precision floating-point numbers to the nearest single-precision floating-point numbers. It's designed for developers working with numerical computations in Node.js who need to convert between different floating-point precisions, particularly those targeting ES2015 environments or requiring polyfills for Math.fround functionality.

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math-io/float64-to-float32

Converts a double-precision floating-point number to the nearest single-precision floating-point number.

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MIT License