Use of range(n, n+1) in Python

Question

Do we need to use the range(n, n + 1) only with factorials or can be used with other kind of purpose?

Example of my code:

https://code.sololearn.com/cwZyW1yDa67n/?ref=app

Thank you in advance.

Answer 1

Python `range` function includes the first argument given, but the function excludes the second argument given. So, taking for example `range(<from>, <to>)`, <from> is the beginning, whereas <to> minus 1 is the end.

range(1, 10) # 1 up to 9

Doing `range(<from>, <to> + 1)` means the range will begin with <from> and ends by <to> inclusively.

range(1, 10 + 1) # 1 up to 10

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Excelente, Ipang, now is more clear that range (n, n + 1) for me, very simple and powerful explanation, Thanks, gracias

Answer 4

Ipang don't worry, I'll keep looking for your help 😸

Answer 5

That's right, absolutely, indeed!

Answer 6

https://code.sololearn.com/cMd8g3ai55im/?ref=app

Answer 7

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