scala - Is there a better way to check if a number should be inside a range, in scalatest? -

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say wanna check if result (an integer) should >=4 , <=15, can write such assertion in scalatest test:

assert(num >= 4) assert(num <= 15)

it works can improved in opinion. there better way check in scalatest?

this maybe: assert(4 5 contains res.toint)?


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