I don't know how common working with ranges is in Zig. Ruby would iterate on multiple ranges by converting them to arrays one = (1..3) seven = (7..10) (o

I don't know how common working with ranges is in Zig. Ruby would iterate on multiple ranges by converting them to arrays one = (1..3) seven = (7..10) (one.to_a + seven.to_a).each {|n| puts n} I suppose that if it was common they would have added a + method to Range. Actually I think that's possible to implement it with a refinement on the Range class. Yup, it works. First time I ever used refinements. module JoinRanges refine Range do def +(other) self.to_a + other.to_a end end end using JoinRanges one = (1..3) seven = (7..10) (one + seven).each {|n| puts n}