What is the difference between .. and …?
Question
The title is pretty much self-explanatory: When should one use the double-dots .. and when the triple-dots ... ? Both are used to indicate a range.
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solution1
7 2018-12-04 10:00:26
While ranges with double dots don't include the end bound, triple dots were used for inclusive ranges, ie (0...2) would contain 2 as well. This is now obsolete; use ..= for this purpose instead.
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