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Recursion depth in type system is one of the limitations of TypeScript, the number is around 45. 

*We need to go deeper*. And we could go deeper.

In this challenge, you are given one lower boundary and one higher boundary, by which a range of natural numbers is inclusively sliced. You should develop a technique that enables you to do recursion deeper than the limitation, since both boundary vary from 0 to 200. 

Note that when `Lower > Higher`, output an empty tuple.


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