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XRANGE([<start>, [<end>])
      returns a string

The result is a string comprised of all the characters between and
including <start> and <end>.

The output of the function is a character string. Use the  c2x() 
function, for example, to convert the output to hexadecimal number format.

   Examples:
         say xrange('a','g');              >>> abcdefg
         say xrange(1,8);                  >>> 12345678
         say c2x(xrange('c'x,'14'x));      >>> 0C0D0E0F1011121314

   Also see 

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