is_in_range

is_in_closed_range

is_in_left_open_range

is_in_open_range

is_in_right_open_range

is_negative

is_non_negative

is_non_positive

is_percentage

is_positive

is_proportion

assert_all_are_in_range

assert_any_are_in_range

assert_all_are_in_closed_range

assert_any_are_in_closed_range

assert_all_are_in_left_open_range

assert_any_are_in_left_open_range

assert_all_are_in_open_range

assert_any_are_in_open_range

assert_all_are_in_right_open_range

assert_any_are_in_right_open_range

assert_all_are_negative

assert_any_are_negative

assert_all_are_non_negative

assert_any_are_non_negative

assert_all_are_non_positive

assert_any_are_non_positive

assert_all_are_percentages

assert_any_are_percentages

assert_all_are_positive

assert_any_are_positive

assert_all_are_proportions

assert_any_are_proportions

<p>See <code><a rd-options="assertive.numbers" href="/link/is_in_range?package=assertive&version=0.3-6&to=assertive.numbers" data-mini-rdoc="assertive.numbers::is_in_range">is_in_range</a></code>.</p>

Lots of predicates (is_* functions) to check the state of your
variables, and assertions (assert_* functions) to throw errors if they
aren't in the right form.

Richard Cotton

assertive

Readable Check Functions to Ensure Code Integrity

is_in_range function

<p>See <code><a rd-options='assertive.numbers' href='is_in_range'>is_in_range</a></code>.</p>

Is the input in range? — is_in_range

Is the input in range?

is_in_range: Is the input in range?

Description

Arguments