Experimental idea: IsBetween with explicit Inclusive and Exlusive boundaries #783
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Mafii
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Mar 1, 2024
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Idea: InRange instead of IsBetween
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Sorry for the noise, I was too eager in deleting branches 🙈 |
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Main Idea:
I want a "IsBetween" extension on number types (just int in the experiment) which I can chose if the boundary are inclusive or exclusive.
This was a lot easier than I thought, I defined a common interface IIntervalBoundary and two implementations Inclusive and Exclusive with private constructors and public implicit operators.