Determine if an ndarray data type can be cast to another ndarray data type according to a specified casting mode.
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This package is part of the stdlib JavaScript library, which provides a function to determine if an ndarray data type can be cast to another ndarray data type according to a specified casting mode. It is useful for developers working with numerical data in JavaScript who need to ensure type compatibility when performing operations on ndarrays.
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Determine if an ndarray data type can be safely cast or, for floating-point data types, downcast to another ndarray data type.
Determine if an ndarray data type can be safely cast to another ndarray data type.
Determine if an ndarray data type can be safely cast to, or is of the same kind as, another ndarray data type.
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