I always thought that Ruby had it backwards, so I’m glad it’s different in Swift. I think it makes more sense for the triple-dot ... range to mean an inclusive

I always thought that Ruby had it backwards, so I’m glad it’s different in Swift. I think it makes more sense for the triple-dot ... range to mean an inclusive range, because you type an extra dot at the end compared to the double-dot .. range, and that extra dot means that the range includes an extra number on the end.