BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
Interval
Interval[{min, max}]
represents the range of values between min and max.
- You can perform arithmetic and other operations on Interval objects.
- Interval[{min, max}] represents the closed interval that includes both end points.
- Min[interval] and Max[interval] give the end points of an interval.
- For approximate machine- or arbitrary-precision numbers x, Interval[x] yields an interval reflecting the uncertainty in x.
- In operations on intervals that involve approximate numbers, Mathematica always rounds lower limits down and upper limits up.
- Interval can be generated by functions such as Limit.
- Relational operators such as Equal and Less yield explicit True or False results whenever they are given disjoint intervals.
Add intervals, getting an interval representing the result:
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Indeterminate limits can give intervals:
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