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Python range() refers to the use of the range type to create an immutable sequence of numbers. The range() constructor has two forms of definition: range(stop) and range(start, stop[, step) The Python examples above wrap the return value of range with list(). An equal example in JavaScript should probably look something like this: Array.from(range(1, 11) The result is a simple one-liner: Array(stop - start).fill(start).map((el, i) => el + i)