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use lower case since this is fluent
hint, you need three different classes, for the three kinds of ranges, each supporting different functions
@yossigil I don't understand. You said consolidate. We had 2 classes named Range, we moved the functionality of one of them to the other. Where should three classes come from?
Sprint-Zero is done.
From @yossigil on November 14, 2018 9:9
if you created class Range (capitalized).
The correct design should have three (internal?) classes, one for infinite range bounded above, another for infinite bounded below and a third for a finite range.
for example, range.to(3).to(2) generates an error, range.to(3).fron(2) creates a finite range,
the person responsible for this should not be the person who wrote class Range
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