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Heidi's a shooting star once again welcome to the next video of the series of Cartland programming.

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Now in this video will we talk about vort oranges in case of Cartland.

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Now in case of Cartland we have some concept related to a range of values or a range of characters as

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for example here I've simply defined value to an equal or two when then followed by Dr. Prader daughter

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pre-code 5.

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Now this is actually newness.

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There were Dorte operator in Cartland.

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If you define the word dark five then this Arverne variable will simply contain the range of values

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such as 1 2 3 4 and 5.

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And these are the sequence in which the values has been stored inside the value of.

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Right.

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Now suppose I've earned a value in descending order.

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So far that we have this example.

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So here you can naughties value are two equal to 5 down to 1.

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So in this case we have the range of values in their descending order such as 5 four three two one like

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this.

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Now here you can also have 50 down to let's say 10 or 1.

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Then in that case we will have 50 49 47 46 and so on.

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They'll very each win.

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And now suppose I have the values from 5 to 1 but I don't want this for a value and to value.

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So far that we have another example such as five down to 1 in the step of two.

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So when we start counting from five to one they really count like this five then then three then then.

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So we're actually moving towards one in the step of two that is we're actually skipping every ordinary

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value from five to one like this.

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Now instead of two.

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You can also have three for like this.

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Fine.

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So in that case the steps will change.

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Now in the first case Cephalus I've undervalues such as 1 3 and 5 that is every ordinal value in the

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ascending order will be squibbed similar to the key is that we have seen here.

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So in that case you just need to write SCDP SPEEs legacy too.

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So in that case this do and this 4 will not exist inside this value.

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Right.

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And now apart from integer values you can also have the range defined for the characters such as Val

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are four equal or two legacy from the alphabet A dot dot to alphabet zigged.

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So in this case we have the odd food value defined as a b c d e f Dell zayd.

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Right.

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So the whole alphabet has been defined in just one variable of our food.

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And now apart from this string characters you can also have the character alphabets such as within the

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single chords.

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Right now these are all about the ranges.

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Now suppose you want to test this R4.

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Suppose you want to check if the C character is actually present inside.

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Or foot or not.

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So far that simply defined VAD is present such as a variable name equal to leg C A.

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With the help of an operator we can simply check if it is actually present inside the odd foot or not.

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Or if he wanted to check if the character to see is actually present inside the odd full range or not

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so it's present is simply good the value of either true or false.

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But in this case it will get the value of true because C is actually present inside this range and in

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a similar way you can use the NGI word for these range as well right to test if the number is present

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inside these ranges or not.

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And now apart from this you can also have the ranges such as that are.

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Let's see.

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Count down equals 2.

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If you want to count down from 10 Dorte down to let's say when.

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So in this case this going down is actually the range of values where we are counting down from 10 to

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1 so it will simply contain all your values from end to and right like this.

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Ten nine eight seven six five four three two win and now to have the value in sending ascending that

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you can simply replaced by Lerche see Prange to a synergistic example as well.

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So here this range to mentor simply increments of value from one to three four.

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Then right like we have been here range to slow down to and range to actually oppose it to each other.

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And now this one is actually comparable to let's see this one.

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Right.

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And similarly this R2 range is actually comparable to let's say this gone down fine and now the question

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arises.

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Vivier actually learning the ranges in Cartland just because these range of values are actually helpful

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by learning the loops in Cartland.

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So we're going to use this ranges concept in our upcoming more deals then we're going to learn about

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loops in Cartland.

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So dark excited for this video gets you in the next video.

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Thank you.