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The documentation of Range check says:
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<expression>in<range>is equivalent to<expression> = <range>. Both formulas check whether the set of values denoted by<expression>is the same as the set of values denoted by<range>.
But the doc of equality:
For expressions A and B, the formula A = B holds if there is a pair of values—one from A and one from B—that are the same.
So <expression> = <range> means <expression> and <range> have at least one common value, and it does not mean " the set of values denoted by <expression> is the same as the set of values denoted by <range>" as suggested by the documentation of range check.
What exactly does <expr> in <range> and <expr> =<range> mean?
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