Calculate the range of a strided array.
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This package is part of stdlib, a standard library for JavaScript and Node.js focused on numerical and scientific computing. It provides a function to calculate the range (difference between maximum and minimum values) of a strided array, which is useful for statistical analysis of array subsets without creating new arrays. The package is designed for developers working with numerical data in JavaScript who need efficient array operations, particularly those already using the stdlib ecosystem.
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