array-range
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creates a new array with given range
- 1. @start: will always have default value of 0 - 2. @end: will require validation on program start - 3. changes made to accomodate ES6 - 4. returns empty...
This code does not seem to be used else if (!n0 && !n1) { start = 0 end = 0 }
Sometimes we deal with `Uint32Array` or alike. Would that be nice to support both `dtype` argument and existing array as argument: ```js let arr = range(10, 'uint32') range(11, 15, arr.subarray(0,...