range

Collection

An immutable sequence of integers created with range(). You can reuse it without creating a full list; use list() when you need a list.

range(stop, /) | range(start, stop, step=1, /)

Name	Description
`startInt`	Start value (inclusive) Depends on overload · Positional only Default: `0`
`stopInt`	End value (exclusive) Required · Positional only No default
`stepInt`	Difference between consecutive values. Use a negative value to count down; 0 raises an error. Depends on overload · Positional only Default: `1`

range

numbers = range(0, 10, 2)
text(str(list(numbers)))
text(str(numbers.index(4)))

Name	Description
`startInt`	Inclusive starting boundary.
`stopInt`	End boundary, excluded from the sequence.
`stepInt`	Difference between consecutive values.

Field example

numbers = range(2, 10, 2)
text(str(numbers.start))

Methods

2 methods

Method

Return how many times value appears: 0 or 1.

range.count(value, /)

Name	Description
`valueAny?`	Value to look for. Numeric values are compared by value, so 1.0 equals 1. Required · Positional only No default

Int

range(0, 10, 2).count(4)

Method

Return the first index of value. Raises ValueError if it is absent.

range.index(value, /)

Name	Description
`valueAny?`	Value to look for. Numeric values are compared by value, so 1.0 equals 1. Required · Positional only No default

Int

range(0, 10, 2).index(4)