Convert logic in ABAP.

Hello,
I want to convert following logic in ABAP.
if i_out-belnr is between 90000000 and 99999999.
endif.

You can do this...
data: r_belnr type range of belnr,
wa_belnr like line of r_belnr.
data: belnr type belnr.
wa_belnr-low = '90000000'.
wa_belnr-high = '99999999'.
wa_belnr-sign = 'I'.
wa_belnr-option = 'BT'.
append wa_belnr to r_belnr.
if i_out-belnr in r_belnr.
endif.

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