docs(stats/base/dists/arcsine): improve examples
Resolves #1612
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a. Enhances Documentation: Improves the README examples for the stats/base/dists/arcsine namespace. It adds more detailed and varied examples to better illustrate the use of different functions available in the arcsine distribution, such as cdf, pdf, mean, variance, and others.
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b. Provides Practical Usage: Includes practical examples demonstrating the calculation of statistical properties (e.g., median, mode, entropy) and the generation of random numbers. This helps users understand how to apply the library functions in real-world scenarios and ensures they can effectively utilize the arcsine distribution in their own projects.
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- resolves: Improves documentation clarity by adding more comprehensive examples for the stats/base/dists/arcsine namespace.
- fixes: Updates and corrects existing examples to better demonstrate the usage of various functions and properties related to the arcsine distribution.
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@stdlib-js/reviewers
@Planeshifter please have a look at the improved examples for stats/base/dists/arcsine
Can you please move everything inside a single example code block?
You should also update the
examples/index.jsfile to match the example code block from theREADME.md.
@Planeshifter I have done the required changes to examples/index.js and I have moved everything inside a single example code block in the README.md.
@kgryte @Planeshifter please merge this PR, you seem to have closed the issue before the merger of the PR.
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