# Generate array of every $n^{th}$ integer between two bounds [closed]

I want to generate the series {1930, 1934, 1938, ..., 2014} with Mathematica. I found that I can use Sum[2014-m*4, {m, 20}] to get the sum of these numbers, so I tried Array[2014-m*4, {m, 20}], but no luck. How do I do this?

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## closed as off-topic by Simon Woods, kale, m_goldberg, gpap, Sjoerd C. de VriesApr 11 at 13:22

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Range[1930, 2014, 4] and then Total@Range[1930, 2014, 4]? –  Öskå Apr 11 at 11:38
Array does not take an iteration variable. Use it like Array[1926 + 4 # &, 22] or alternatively use Table[1926 + 4 m, {m, 22}] –  Simon Woods Apr 11 at 11:46
Your comments were helpful, got it now. If you post it as an answer and I will accept it as solution. –  kalsfbj Apr 11 at 11:54
I don't know if the question is going to be closed but I assume that you could delete it since it's clearly said in the documentation. Although, maybe @SimonWoods should reply it as a community wiki for the use of Array :) –  Öskå Apr 11 at 11:59
@Öskå, I've voted to close as RTFM but if you'd rather keep it open please feel free to combine your comment and mine into an answer. –  Simon Woods Apr 11 at 12:16

Range[1930, 2014, 4]