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When the starting index points to "*", the `min <= max` comparison fails and an exception is raised. Without changing the basic `#slice_range` structure and algorithm, the simplest fix is to use the internal integers for `min` and `max`, which will always be comparable.
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When the starting index points to "*", the
min <= maxcomparison fails and an exception is raised.Without changing the basic
#slice_rangestructure and algorithm, the simplest fix is to use the internal integers forminandmax, which will always be comparable.