The **@stdlib/math-base-special-maxn** package provides a small, pure‑JavaScript function that returns the maximum of any number of numeric arguments (returning ‑Infinity for no inputs and `NaN` if any argument is `NaN`). It is part of the stdlib scientific‑computing library and is intended for developers needing reliable, well‑tested basic math utilities in Node.js, browsers, or Deno environments.
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