It does of course, since it's the standard way of writing for loops (for x in range(start, end)). Most of that introduction should probably be scrapped.
Added a line in the introductory paragraph of the readme which specifies how the built-in range() does not work for the purposes this module addresses.
It does of course, since it's the standard way of writing for loops (
for x in range(start, end)
). Most of that introduction should probably be scrapped.