A method may take zero or more parameters as input. Sometimes, we have to check whether a given number a is within the range b and c (where b c, and both inclusive ).
Three variables a, b, and c are already defined. Your task is to write code that checks whether a is within the range of b and c by calling the method range? (which you will have to create) on a and passing b and c as arguments.
Arguments are passed in through STDIN and should be outputted as STDOUT. For this exercise's test purpose, we will mimic STDIN by creating a string that contains 3 values. Don't worry, you don't have to do any conversion, just focus on writing the code needed for the method.
arr = "5 2 6"
a.range?(b, c) # => true
arr_2 = "1"
a.range?(b, c) # => false
arr_3 = "1 2"
a.range?(b, c) # => false