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Is there a simple way to create the list in JavaScript?

No, but you can create your own solution using ES features like map and spread syntax.

var range = (start, end) => start < end ? [...Array(end - start)].map((_, i) => start + i) : []; console.log(range(1,9));

Is there a simple way to create the list in JavaScript?

No, but you can create your own solution using ES features like map and spread syntax.

var range = (start, end) => start < end ? [...Array(end - start)].map((_, i) => start + i) : []; console.log(range(1,9));

Also, returns an empty array for case when start is greater than end.

Is there a simple way to create the list in JavaScript?

No, but you can create your own solution using ES features like map and spread syntax.

var range = (start, end) => [...Array(end - start)].map((_, i) => start + i); console.log(range(1,9));

Is there a simple way to create the list in JavaScript?

No, but you can create your own solution using ES features like map and spread syntax.

var range = (start, end) => start < end ? [...Array(end - start)].map((_, i) => start + i) : []; console.log(range(1,9));

Is there a simple way to create the list in JavaScript?

No, but you can create your own solution using ES features like map and spread syntax.

var range = (start, end) => [...Array(end - start + 1)].map((_, i) => start + i); console.log(range(1,9));

Is there a simple way to create the list in JavaScript?

No, but you can create your own solution using ES features like map and spread syntax.

var range = (start, end) => [...Array(end - start)].map((_, i) => start + i); console.log(range(1,9));