# NumberRange

## Overview

A data type representing a numeric range defined by two values. This range represents the span between a minimum and maximum value and is used to specify range limits in various numeric settings. 

Internally, it uses 32-bit floating point format to store values, so precision may not be fully guaranteed when dealing with extremely large numbers or precise decimal calculations.

## Constructors

### new

Creates a new NumberRange based on the specified minimum and maximum values. When defining a range, the minimum value cannot exceed the maximum value, and if both values are identical, it represents a single-value range. You can clearly define a numeric range allowed.

#### Parameters

| `number` InMin | Specifies the minimum value of the NumberRange. This value represents the start of the range and cannot be greater than the maximum value. |
| -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| `number` InMax | Specifies the maximum value of the NumberRange. This value represents the end of the range and cannot be less than the minimum value.      |

#### Return

| `NumberRange` | A NumberRange object created with the specified minimum and maximum value. |
| ------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |

#### Code Samples

```lua
local NumRange = NumberRange.new(1, 10)
```

## Properties

### Min

`number`

It is the smallest number allowed in the NumberRange. To maintain range validity, this value cannot exceed the maximum value.

#### Code Samples

```lua
local NumRange = NumberRange.new(1, 10)
print(NumRange.Min)
```

### Max

`number` 

It is the largest number allowed in the NumberRange. To maintain range validity, this value cannot be less than the minimum value.

#### Code Samples

```lua
local NumRange = NumberRange.new(1, 10)
print(NumRange.Max)
```

## Methods