What is the difference between the standard "range$()"$ function and NumPy's "arange$()"$ function?

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NumPy's "arange$()"$ function includes rather than excludes the stopping element. In other words, "arange$(1,3)"$ would include $"3"$ in the created sequence.

NumPy's "arange$()"$ function is able to use steps smaller than $1$

There is no difference

NumPy's "arange$()"$ function arranges the elements of a sequence