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Let’s say I have a range from 0 to 10:
range = 0...10
Three dots mean, that the last value (10) is excluded:
range.include? 10
=> false
Now, is there a similar and elegant way to exclude the first value?
For the above example, this would mean to include all values that are bigger (>, not >=) than 0 and smaller than 10.
No.