Assess lab_iteration

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+method = "completion"
+score = "complete"
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+Your tile is lovely! This would be fun to draw on a pen plotter... 
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+In your ranges, you went to some trouble to include the maximum in the
+range (e.g. you interpreted "all numbers from 0 to 100" to include 100).
+This is a reasonable interpretation, but the convention in CS 
+is that the lower number in a range is always included and the upper number 
+is never included--matching the behavior of `range`:
+
+    >>> for i in range(2, 5): 
+    ...     print(i)
+    2
+    3
+    4
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+This is just a convention, not something fundamentally right or wrong, 
+but it ends up being convenient. Two nice properties:
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+- The size of the range is equal to `maximum - minimum`. 
+- If you connect adjacent ranges (e.g. `range(0, 10)` and `range(10, 20)`),
+  every number will be included exactly once.
+
+Therefore, I would replace `maximum + 1` with `maximum` in your code--and I'd definitely
+be consistent (`print_even_numbers` includes maximum, but `print_odd_numbers` does not).