I learned that brackets can be used to qualify range() function.

Question

Ex. Range[3] would output list [0,1,2,3] instead of [0,1,2]. So brackets would mean up to and including 3. But this doesn't work in the coding playground. Can anyone explain why it doesn't?

Answer 1

It won't work because first : range doesn't output a list and also because Range is an undefined variable. You can't use brackets to qualify range