This repository provides a JavaScript function to calculate the mode of a Student's t-distribution, which is always 0 for any degrees of freedom. It's part of stdlib, a comprehensive numerical computing library for JavaScript and Node.js, and is intended for developers working on statistical computations or scientific applications that require Student's t-distribution calculations.
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