/**
 * This exercise requires you to create a range of numbers using the given start and stop parameters.
 * After that, you need to compare two tuples: tuple1 and tuple2. Your task is to determine whether both tuples
 * have any common elements or not. Return a boolean value accordingly.
 *
 * @param start The starting point of the range.
 * @param stop The end point of the range.
 * @param tuple1 The first tuple to compare.
 * @param tuple2 The second tuple to compare.
 * @return True if both tuples have at least one common element, False otherwise.
 */
fun createRangeAndCompareTuples(start: Int, stop: Int, tuple1: Set<Int>, tuple2: Set<Int>): Boolean {

    // Create a range using start and stop parameters
    val myRange = (start..stop).toList()

    // Check if there's any common element between the two sets
    val commonElements = tuple1.intersect(tuple2)

    // Return whether there are common elements or not
    return commonElements.isNotEmpty()
}
/**
 * This exercise requires you to create a range of numbers using the given start and stop parameters.
 * After that, you need to compare two tuples: tuple1 and tuple2. Your task is to determine whether both tuples
 * have any common elements or not. Return a boolean value accordingly.
 *
 * @param start The starting point of the range.
 * @param stop The end point of the range.
 * @param tuple1 The first tuple to compare.
 * @param tuple2 The second tuple to compare.
 * @return True if both tuples have at least one common element, False otherwise.
 */
fun createRangeAndCompareTuples(start: Int, stop: Int, tuple1: Set<Int>, tuple2: Set<Int>): Boolean {
/**
 * This exercise requires you to create a range of numbers using the given start and stop parameters.
 * After that, you need to compare two tuples: tuple1 and tuple2. Your task is to determine whether both tuples
 * have any common elements or not. Return a boolean value accordingly.
 *
 * @param start The starting point of the range.
 * @param stop The end point of the range.
 * @param tuple1 The first tuple to compare.
 * @param tuple2 The second tuple to compare.
 * @return True if both tuples have at least one common element, False otherwise.
 */
fun createRangeAndCompareTuples(start: Int, stop: Int, tuple1: Set<Int>, tuple2: Set<Int>): Boolean {

    // Create a range using start and stop parameters
    val myRange = (start..stop).toList()

    // Check if there's any common element between the two sets
    val commonElements = tuple1.intersect(tuple2)

    // Return whether there are common elements or not
    return commonElements.isNotEmpty()
}