Checkpoint #2: Ranges give you much more control over loops, its cool to think about them in this way.
I did have trouble understanding how to us inclusive iteration. I found out that using `maximum + 1` was the way to go,
which im guessing just does 1 more iteration of the stride, still unsure of that.
1) I think coming from for loops in JS makes python for loops
loops look a little weird sometime. But also utilizing list items as distances for Turtle is really cool, I didnt even think of that,
im wondering if you could do the same on JS. It just looks a little different and obviously there are different use cases.
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