Determines whether x falls within the interval [minimum, maximum) . - Java java.lang

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Determines whether x falls within the interval [minimum, maximum) .

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//package com.java2s;

public class Main {
    /**
     * Determines whether {@code x} falls within the interval
     * {@code [minimum, maximum)}.
     * @param x The value to check.
     * @param minimum The lower bound of the interval to check against.
     * @param maximum The upper bound of the interval to check against.
     * @return A value indicating whether {@code x} is contained in the
     *     interval {@code [minimum, maximum)}.
     */
    public static boolean inRangeCO(double x, double minimum, double maximum) {
        return minimum <= x && x < maximum;
    }
}

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