Updated advice on six.moves.range/xrange; refs #23812.
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Import ``six.moves.xrange`` wherever you use ``xrange``.
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If you use ``xrange`` on Python 2, import ``six.moves.range`` and use that
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instead. You can also import ``six.moves.xrange`` (it's equivalent to
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``six.moves.range``) but the first technique allows you to simply drop the
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import when dropping support for Python 2.
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