When does "1..10" make sense?

Question

I have a vague memory of a programming language where 1..10 meant "the range 1 inclusive to 10 exclusive", similar to python's range(1, 10), but I haven't the foggiest which, and this doesn't particularly lend itself to searches. Any help?

If the answer's "python", please forgive me. I know very little python.

Answer 1

Pascal supports that syntax. You can actually use this as a type, and I believe it's also used in specifying array bounds. (I'm not sure how much of this is standard Pascal and how much is Turbo Pascal extensions.)

Answer 2

Haskell does it.