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Documentation:: Generic class defining an interval (i.e. range) of a comparable type. An interval is a contiguous subrange of a comparable base type. Used to define intervals of dates, times, quantities (whose units match) and so on. The type parameter, T, must be a descendant of the type ORDERED_VALUE, which is necessary (but not sufficient) for instances to be compared (strictly_comparable is also needed). The basic semantics are derived from the class Interval<T>, described in the support RM.

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Properties
Property Name	Type and Description	Existence	Cardinality
`lowerIncluded`	`Boolean` True if the lower bound of the interval is included. False otherwise.	`1..1`	`N/A`
`lowerUnbounded`	`Boolean` True if the interval does not specify a lower bound. False otherwise.	`1..1`	`N/A`
`upperIncluded`	`Boolean` True if the upper bound of the interval is included. Otherwise, false.	`1..1`	`N/A`
`upperUnbounded`	`Boolean` True if the upper bound is unspecified. False otherwise.	`1..1`	`N/A`
`lower`	`T` The interval's lower bound. Values outside the lower bound lie outside the range specified by this interval.	`0..1`	`N/A`
`upper`	`T` The reference range's upper bound. Values outside the upper bound lie outside the range specified by this interval.	`0..1`	`N/A`

Class IntervalValue