max()
The max() function in p5.js takes multiple values and returns the largest one. Creative coders use it to ensure parameters stay within specific bounds or to determine the highest value among a set of inputs. For instance, in an interactive game or simulation, you might use max() to limit the size of a graphical element based on the canvas dimensions, ensuring it never exceeds the screen's limits.
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