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ToInterval

 Method with 32 overloads

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Double,​System.​Boolean,​System.​Double,​System.​Boolean})

  Summary

  Takes a Double and Double and returns
  an interval whose two flags say whether each end is included
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((0.5, false, 4.5, true).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  (1/2; 9/2]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Double,​System.​Boolean,​System.​Int32,​System.​Boolean})

  Summary

  Takes a Double and Int32 and returns
  an interval whose two flags say whether each end is included
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((0.5, false, 5, true).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  (1/2; 5]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Double,​System.​Boolean,​System.​Single,​System.​Boolean})

  Summary

  Takes a Double and Single and returns
  an interval whose two flags say whether each end is included
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((0.5, false, 4.5f, true).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  (1/2; 9/2]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Double,​System.​Boolean,​System.​String,​System.​Boolean})

  Summary

  Takes a Double and String and returns
  an interval whose two flags say whether each end is included
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((0.5, false, "2 pi", true).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  (1/2; 2 * pi]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Double,​System.​Double})

  Summary

  Takes a Double and Double and returns
  a closed interval (so that left and right ends are included)
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((0.5, 4.5).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  [1/2; 9/2]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Double,​System.​Int32})

  Summary

  Takes a Double and Int32 and returns
  a closed interval (so that left and right ends are included)
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((0.5, 5).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  [1/2; 5]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Double,​System.​Single})

  Summary

  Takes a Double and Single and returns
  a closed interval (so that left and right ends are included)
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((0.5, 4.5f).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  [1/2; 9/2]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Double,​System.​String})

  Summary

  Takes a Double and String and returns
  a closed interval (so that left and right ends are included)
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((0.5, "2 pi").ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  [1/2; 2 * pi]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Int32,​System.​Boolean,​System.​Double,​System.​Boolean})

  Summary

  Takes a Int32 and Double and returns
  an interval whose two flags say whether each end is included
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((2, false, 4.5, true).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  (2; 9/2]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Int32,​System.​Boolean,​System.​Int32,​System.​Boolean})

  Summary

  Takes a Int32 and Int32 and returns
  an interval whose two flags say whether each end is included
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((2, false, 5, true).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  (2; 5]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Int32,​System.​Boolean,​System.​Single,​System.​Boolean})

  Summary

  Takes a Int32 and Single and returns
  an interval whose two flags say whether each end is included
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((2, false, 4.5f, true).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  (2; 9/2]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Int32,​System.​Boolean,​System.​String,​System.​Boolean})

  Summary

  Takes a Int32 and String and returns
  an interval whose two flags say whether each end is included
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((2, false, "2 pi", true).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  (2; 2 * pi]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Int32,​System.​Double})

  Summary

  Takes a Int32 and Double and returns
  a closed interval (so that left and right ends are included)
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((2, 4.5).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  [2; 9/2]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Int32,​System.​Int32})

  Summary

  Takes a Int32 and Int32 and returns
  a closed interval (so that left and right ends are included)
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((2, 5).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  [2; 5]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Int32,​System.​Single})

  Summary

  Takes a Int32 and Single and returns
  a closed interval (so that left and right ends are included)
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((2, 4.5f).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  [2; 9/2]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Int32,​System.​String})

  Summary

  Takes a Int32 and String and returns
  a closed interval (so that left and right ends are included)
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((2, "2 pi").ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  [2; 2 * pi]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Single,​System.​Boolean,​System.​Double,​System.​Boolean})

  Summary

  Takes a Single and Double and returns
  an interval whose two flags say whether each end is included
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((0.5f, false, 4.5, true).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  (1/2; 9/2]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Single,​System.​Boolean,​System.​Int32,​System.​Boolean})

  Summary

  Takes a Single and Int32 and returns
  an interval whose two flags say whether each end is included
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((0.5f, false, 5, true).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  (1/2; 5]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Single,​System.​Boolean,​System.​Single,​System.​Boolean})

  Summary

  Takes a Single and Single and returns
  an interval whose two flags say whether each end is included
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((0.5f, false, 4.5f, true).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  (1/2; 9/2]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Single,​System.​Boolean,​System.​String,​System.​Boolean})

  Summary

  Takes a Single and String and returns
  an interval whose two flags say whether each end is included
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((0.5f, false, "2 pi", true).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  (1/2; 2 * pi]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Single,​System.​Double})

  Summary

  Takes a Single and Double and returns
  a closed interval (so that left and right ends are included)
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((0.5f, 4.5).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  [1/2; 9/2]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Single,​System.​Int32})

  Summary

  Takes a Single and Int32 and returns
  a closed interval (so that left and right ends are included)
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((0.5f, 5).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  [1/2; 5]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Single,​System.​Single})

  Summary

  Takes a Single and Single and returns
  a closed interval (so that left and right ends are included)
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((0.5f, 4.5f).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  [1/2; 9/2]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Single,​System.​String})

  Summary

  Takes a Single and String and returns
  a closed interval (so that left and right ends are included)
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine((0.5f, "2 pi").ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  [1/2; 2 * pi]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​String,​System.​Boolean,​System.​Double,​System.​Boolean})

  Summary

  Takes a String and Double and returns
  an interval whose two flags say whether each end is included
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine(("pi", false, 4.5, true).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  (pi; 9/2]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​String,​System.​Boolean,​System.​Int32,​System.​Boolean})

  Summary

  Takes a String and Int32 and returns
  an interval whose two flags say whether each end is included
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine(("pi", false, 5, true).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  (pi; 5]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​String,​System.​Boolean,​System.​Single,​System.​Boolean})

  Summary

  Takes a String and Single and returns
  an interval whose two flags say whether each end is included
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine(("pi", false, 4.5f, true).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  (pi; 9/2]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​String,​System.​Boolean,​System.​String,​System.​Boolean})

  Summary

  Takes a String and String and returns
  an interval whose two flags say whether each end is included
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine(("pi", false, "2 pi", true).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  (pi; 2 * pi]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​String,​System.​Double})

  Summary

  Takes a String and Double and returns
  a closed interval (so that left and right ends are included)
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine(("pi", 4.5).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  [pi; 9/2]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​String,​System.​Int32})

  Summary

  Takes a String and Int32 and returns
  a closed interval (so that left and right ends are included)
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine(("pi", 5).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  [pi; 5]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​String,​System.​Single})

  Summary

  Takes a String and Single and returns
  a closed interval (so that left and right ends are included)
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine(("pi", 4.5f).ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  [pi; 9/2]

• ToInterval​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​String,​System.​String})

  Summary

  Takes a String and String and returns
  a closed interval (so that left and right ends are included)
  

  Returns

  Interval

  Example

  Console.WriteLine(("pi", "2 pi").ToInterval());

  
  Prints
  

  [pi; 2 * pi]