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OCLOperators subSequence

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Returns a Sequence containing all elements of self between the positions 'startIndex' and 'endIndex'.

Expression	Result
Sequence{'a', 'b', 'c', 'd'}->subSequence(2, 3)	Sequence{'b', 'c'}
Sequence{'a', 'b', 'c', 'd'}->subSequence(4, 4)	Sequence{'d'}

Returns a smaller collection from start to stop.

subSequence(<start>, <stop>)

Please note that the index number is 1-based.

Example:

Sequence{1..20}->subSequence(10,15)

The expression above will return numbers 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15.

If you supply index values outside the source collection, the result collection will be empty.

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 === subSequence ( startIndex : Integer, endIndex : Integer ) : Sequence(T) ===
 Returns a Sequence containing all elements of ''self'' between the positions 'startIndex' and 'endIndex'.
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 If you supply index values outside the source collection, the result collection will be empty.
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