To check if a number is between a range in Swift

SwiftIntegerChecker.swift

// To check if a number is between a range, don't do
if number >=0 && number <= 100 {

}
// Use range and news operators instead :
if 0...100 ~= number {

}

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How would I check if number is > 0 and < 100 (excluding 0 and 100) using this?

@Fengson use 1..<100

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How would I check if number is > 0 and <= 1 (excluding 0) using this?

@angelopino :

if 1...100 ~= number {
}

Also, if you want to check that 100 is not included :

if 0..<100 ~= number {
}

how would i check if a number is between 1 and 12(inclusive)?

How i can check if number from 1 to 4 and else if number from 3 to 0 ?

I can check "Integer" number > 0 and < 100, by 1..<100 ~= number
but how would I check "float" number > 0 and < 1 ? (excluding 0 and 1)

@jmitch22 1...12 ~= number

what about if number is greater than 40 but lesser than 80 ? >=40..<80 did not seem to work

I prefer (40..<80).contains(number)

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Please, how would I check if Int(number) is between -1999 and -1001 ??