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If I want to convert Range to Set I can write
(0 to 9).toSet
What if I need to convert Range to SortedSet? I can write something like:
scala.collection.immutable.SortedSet[Int]((0 to 9): _*) scala.collection.immutable.SortedSet[Int]() ++ (1 to 9)
Does it make sense? Is there any “better” (efficient/simple) way to convert Range to SortedSet?
What could possibly be more simple than this? (You don’t need the type parameter or the extra parentheses.)
It should also be reasonably efficient.