How can I do something like this:
>>> xrange(4, 10) in xrange(3, 20)
TRUE
How can I do something like this: >>> xrange(4, 10) in xrange(3, 20) TRUE
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How about
(min1 >= min2) and (max1 <= max2)?(Assuming
min1, max1 = 4, 10andmin2, max2 = 3, 20)Note: You want to compare endpoints without actually making / evaluating the ranges, otherwise it’ll be horribly inefficient.
edit: This also works; not better, but prettier imo:
min2 <= min1 <= max1 <= max2