stdlib-js/math-base-assert-is-nonpo...

Test if a numeric value is a nonpositive finite number.

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Apache License 2.0

This is a JavaScript library for testing if a numeric value is a nonpositive finite number (less than or equal to zero and not infinite or NaN). It's part of stdlib, a comprehensive standard library for numerical and scientific computing in JavaScript, and is intended for developers building mathematical applications who need precise numeric validation.

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