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| − | <c>range</c> returns a list containing a series of numbers within a range. | + | <c>range(from, to, step)</c> returns a list containing a series of numbers within a range. |
| − | from (number, default 0): first number to include in the list | + | |
| − | to (number, default 0): point at which to stop adding numbers to the list | + | * <c>from</c> (number, default 0): first number to include in the list |
| − | step (number, optional): amount to add to the previous number on each step; defaults to 1 if to > from, or -1 if to < from | + | * <c>to</c> (number, default 0): point at which to stop adding numbers to the list |
| + | * <c>step</c> (number, optional): amount to add to the previous number on each step; defaults to 1 if to > from, or -1 if to < from | ||
== Example == | == Example == | ||
Revision as of 23:34, 5 December 2021
range(from, to, step) returns a list containing a series of numbers within a range.
from(number, default 0): first number to include in the listto(number, default 0): point at which to stop adding numbers to the liststep(number, optional): amount to add to the previous number on each step; defaults to 1 if to > from, or -1 if to < from
Example
range(50, 5, -10) // returns [50, 40, 30, 20, 10]
