stdlib-js/iter-some

Test whether at least `n` iterated values are truthy.

JavaScript

Apache License 2.0

The `iter-some` package is a utility from the stdlib JavaScript library that tests whether at least `n` iterated values are truthy. It's designed for developers working with iterators in JavaScript, particularly those needing to perform numerical or scientific computations where checking the truthiness of iterated values is necessary.

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