Python range() generates sequences of numbers between specified values. Function returns a range type, not a function itself. Default range starts at 0, increments by 1, stops before stop value
Range() generates sequences of numbers within specified range. Function requires start, stop, and step parameters. Default start is 0, stop is exclusive, step is 1
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Python range() generates sequence of numbers from start to stop index. Default start index is 0, stops at stop-1. Function introduced in Python 3, predecessor was xrange()
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