Code inspection: Redundant range bound

This inspection reports a range bound when the bound is already implied by the syntax. For example, 0.. already means "from the start", so the 0 is redundant.

                class C
                {
                    void M()
                    {
                        var range = 0..;
                    }
                }
            

                class C
                {
                    void M()
                    {
                        var range = ..;
                    }
                }
            

The same idea applies to other bounds that are already implied by the target sequence.

13 April 2026