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Assert if a string is a valid finite numeric value#1015

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romanstetsyk asked this question instdlib-bot Q&A
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Is there a package to check if a string is a valid finite numeric value?

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@romanstetsyk If you are just wanting to know that a value is finite, you can do something like

constisFinite=require('@stdlib/assert-is-finite').isPrimitive;// ...constbool=isFinite(parseFloat(value));// returns <boolean>

If you are wanting to know if a value is within a certain range, you can do something like

constisBetween=require('@stdlib/assert-is-between');// ...consthigh=100;constlow=10;constbool=isBetween(parseFloat(value),low,high);// returns <boolean>

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