sa$\_$range$($start: int, end: int$)->$ StaticArray:

Write a function that receives the two integers start and end, and returns a StaticArray that

contains all the consecutive integers between start and end $($inclusive$).$

For full credit, the function must be implemented with O$($N$)$ complexity.

Example #$1$:

cases $=[$

$(1,3),(-1,2),(0,0),(0,-3),$

$(-95,-89),(-89,-95)$

$]$

for start, end in cases:

print$($f$$Start: $\{$start: $4\},$ End: $\{$end: $4\},\{$sa$\_$range$($start$,$ end$)\})$

Output:

Start: $1,$ End: $3,$ STAT$\_$ARR Size: $3[1,2,3]$

Start: $-1,$ End: $2,$ STAT$\_$ARR Size: $4[-1,0,1,2]$

Start: $0,$ End: $0,$ STAT$\_$ARR Size: $1[0]$

Start: $0,$ End: $-3,$ STAT$\_$ARR Size: $4[0,-1,-2,-3]$

Start: $-95,$ End: $-89,$ STAT$\_$ARR Size: $7[-95,-94,-93,-92,-91,-90,-89]$

Start: $-89,$ End: $-95,$ STAT$\_$ARR Size: $7[-89,-90,-91,-92,-93,-94,-95]$ RESTRICTIONS: You are NOT allowed to use ANY built$-$in Python data structures and$/$or their methods in any of your solutions. This includes built$-$in Python lists, dictionaries, or anything else. Variables to hold a single value or a tuple holding two$/$three values are allowed. It is OK to use built$-$in Python generator functions like range$().$ You are NOT allowed to directly access any variables of the StaticArray class $($like self.$\_$size or self.$\_$data$).$ All work must be done by using the StaticArray class methods.

You may not use any imports beyond the ones included in the assignment source code. Code must start with def sa$\_$range$($start: int, end: int$)->$ StaticArray: