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[edit] The range template family generate open (x, y), half-open [x, y) (i.e. ranges) or closed [x, y] intervals

See also: Notations for intervals.

{{range|start |end |left=left bracket (optional)|right=right bracket (optional)}} - a range from start to end, the two ends are enclosed in {{c}}. The range is half-open by default, in other words, the default left bracket is [, and the default right bracket is ).

Example: {{range|iter|iter + count}} results in [iter, iter + count).

Example: {{range|-32767.0|+32768.0}} results in [-32767.0, +32768.0].

Example: {{range|-65536.0|+65536.0}} results in (-65536.0, +65536.0).

{{closed range|start |end }} - a shorthand for {{range|start|end|right=]}}.

Example: {{closed range|-32767.0|+32768.0}} results in [-32767.0, +32768.0].

{{open range|start |end }} - a shorthand for {{range|start|end|left=(}}.

Example: {{open range|-1.0|+1.0}} results in (-1.0, +1.0).

{{range plain|start |end |left=left bracket (optional)|right=right bracket (optional)}} - a range from start to end, the two ends are enclosed in {{c/core}}. The range is half-open by default, in other words, the default left bracket is [, and the default right bracket is ).

Example: {{range plain|/* begin */|/* end */}} results in [/* begin */, /* end */).

Example: {{range plain|'A'|'Z'|]}} results in ['A', 'Z').

{{closed range plain|start |end }} - a shorthand for {{range plain|start|end|right=]}}.

Example: {{closed range plain|'A'|'Z'}} results in ['A', 'Z'].

{{open range plain|start |end }} - a shorthand for {{range plain|start|end|left=(}}.

Example: {{open range plain|'A'|'Z'}} results in ('A', 'Z').

{{range/core|start |end |left=left bracket (optional)|right=right bracket (optional)}} - a range from start to end, the two ends are not formatted, so they can be templates. The range is half-open by default, in other words, the default left bracket is [, and the default right bracket is ).

Example: {{range/core|{{spar|begin}}|{{spar|end}}}} results in [begin, end).

Example: {{range/core|{{ttb|-128}}|{{ttb|+127}}|]}} results in [-128, +127).

{{closed range/core|begin |end }} - a shorthand for {{range/core|start|end|right=]}}.

Example: {{closed range/core|{{ttb|-128}}|{{ttb|+127}}}} results in [-128, +127].

{{open range/core|begin |end }} - a shorthand for {{range/core|start|end|left=(}}.

Example: {{open range/core|{{spar|begin}}|{{spar|end}}}} results in (begin, end).

Example: {{open range/core|{{ttb|-128}}|{{ttb|+127}}|]}} results in (-128, +127).

[edit] The counted range template family generate counted ranges x + [0, n)

{{counted range|start |count }} - a range of count elements from start, both arguments are enclosed in {{c}}.

Example: {{counted range|iter|count}} results in iter + [​0​, count).

{{counted range plain|start |count }} - a range of count elements from start, both arguments are enclosed in {{c/core}}.

Example: {{counted range plain|iter|count}} results in iter + [​0​, count).

{{counted range/core|start |count |zero }} - a range of count elements from start, all arguments are not formatted, so they can be templates. zero is used to represent the zero item.

Example: {{counted range/core|{{ttb|iter}}|{{ttb|count}}|{{ttb|0}}}} results in iter + [0, count).

Example: {{counted range/core|{{ttb|iter}}|{{ttb|999}}|{{ttb|000}}}} results in iter + [000, 999).