Ranges

Ranges in Ruby are used to create a sequence of values. They are defined using two endpoints, which can be numbers, characters, or any objects that can be compared using the <=> operator. Ranges can be inclusive (including the last value) or exclusive (excluding the last value), denoted by .. and ... respectively. They are commonly used for iterating over a sequence, creating subsets of arrays, and checking if a value falls within a specific interval.

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• @article@Range operators
• @article@Ruby - Operators