PEOPLE WANT ME TO TYPE QUIETER.

Extensions

//HOPEFULLY this will allow for you to put something in like "5..10" and have the returning array 
//replicate the Ruby method of int..int to get all methods in between. Sadly, the ints will have to be a string variable.
//EX: 
//"2..12".GetInts(); will return [3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11] while (Gets all ints in between)
//"2...12".GetInts(); will return [2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12]. (Gets all ints in between INCLUDING BARRIERS)
//To be quite honest, the only reason for writing this is so that I can get all numbers in between for the simplicity.
//I'm really just fucking sick of the fact that .NET doesn't have the int implementations and should REALLY
//work on making their shit just work for once. If you see something another language implements, TRY TAKING A FCKING HINT AND
//USE IT TOO.

public static int[] GetInts(this string input){
  var incl = false;
  if (!input.Contains("..")) throw new InvalidParametersException("Must have a valid input!");
  if (input.Contains("...")) incl = true;
  
  int floor;
  int ceiling;
  
  var min = int.Parse(input.Split(!incl ? ".." : "...")[0]);
  var max = int.Parse(input.Split(!incl ? ".." : "...")[1]);
  
  if (!incl){
    min++;
    max--;
  }
  
  var i = min;
  var cache = new int[] {};
  
  while(min <= i && i <= max){
    cache.Concat(new []{i});
  }
  
  return cache;
}

//P.S. I'm doing this out of boredom in class because United States Marine Corps is taking my
//time to learn how to fix electronics. Gah. I have a counseling appopintment at 3 and it really can't get here
//fast enough. I'm not mental, I'm just slightly unstable as we speak. Sometimes I just wonder if I can go through
// this shit and question myself as to how I don't just quit ._.