The `range()` function generates a sequence of numbers and is often used in loops for controlled iteration. Its syntax is: 
``` python
range(start, end, step)
```

- `start`: The number where the sequence begins (default is 0);
- `end`: The number where the sequence stops (not included);
- `step`: The increment (or decrement) between numbers (default is 1).

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Challenge: Exploring Steps and Reverse with range()

Challenge: Exploring Steps and Reverse with range()