Returns true if the values provided have a between relationship.
The values can be dates, numbers, or strings. They must all be of the
same type.
between() has a number of aliases. One of them may work better
syntactically in your use case, but they are all the same logic.
| Data signatures |
| from_to( The value to test: $${\color{green}None}$$ ǁ $${\color{green}datetime}$$ ǁ $${\color{green}date}$$, From: $${\color{green}None}$$ ǁ $${\color{green}datetime}$$ ǁ $${\color{green}date}$$, To: $${\color{green}None}$$ ǁ $${\color{green}datetime}$$ ǁ $${\color{green}date}$$ ) |
| from_to( The value to test: $${\color{green}None}$$ ǁ $${\color{green}float}$$ ǁ $${\color{green}int}$$, From: $${\color{green}None}$$ ǁ $${\color{green}float}$$ ǁ $${\color{green}int}$$, To: $${\color{green}None}$$ ǁ $${\color{green}float}$$ ǁ $${\color{green}int}$$ ) |
| from_to( The value to test: $${\color{green}None}$$ ǁ $${\color{green}str}$$, From: $${\color{green}None}$$ ǁ $${\color{green}str}$$, To: $${\color{green}None}$$ ǁ $${\color{green}str}$$ ) |
| Purpose |
Value |
| Main focus |
from_to() determines if lines match |
| Aliases |
between, inside, from_to, range |
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