mbhatti4 de7995f309 I find them quite intuitive to understand. ...

I like that there are wayts to make the command even more useful, such as adding a start and end number, as well as what you wanna count by.

Overall, i dont think there is much I am confused about in terms of the command on its own.
I am interested in knowing more creatives ways to use range in bigger programs.

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I find them quite intuitive to understand.

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This was a tough code for me

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