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I'm writing a IntRange with the end excluded. I was thinking if there is a way to declare a class (range in my specific case) as:
`val range = IntRange[2, 5)`
That express as maths, interval with closed at 2, opened at 5.

Yes, it's useful in this case. But I'm asking if it would be possible express things like IntRange(0, 100]

what do you mean “would it be possible” are you proposing a language change? that syntax isn’t currently valid Kotlin and seems like a hassle to implement just for this one case

I dont think there is a stdlib function for (0,100]. Its easy to define it yourself though if you can find a fitting name :slightly_smiling_face:

Maybe `followingTo` , `followingUntil` would be proper names for the two cases with open start