Use defaults args for range() #1613
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Since we haven't previously supported default arguments values, all calls to range() have been of the explicit 3 arg kind. Now that we do support default arguments we opt to use the more concise 1 and 2 arg call of range where we rely on the default values, i.e.: range(0, foo, 1) becomes: range(foo) and: range(1, bar, 1) becomes: range(1, bar)
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Since we haven't previously supported default arguments values, all calls to range() have been of the explicit 3 arg kind. Now that we do support default arguments we opt to use the more concise 1 and 2 arg call of range where we rely on the default values, i.e.:
becomes:
and:
becomes: