What is the argument selector tracking a defined score (not [score_min=])?

What if I want to make a command like this:

execute @e[score_A=10] ~ ~ ~ summon Creeper

So that the entity must have a score of 10 (not less, not more)?

Does it even exist that or a [score_A_max=] argument?

I know about scoreboard players test, but i guess it is not the case to use it.

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What does @R mean in Minecraft?

The other target selectors are \u201c@a\u201d for all players, \u201c@r\u201d for a random player, and \u201c@e\u201d will target all entities. Entities include everything that isn't a block, like monsters, snowballs, animals, and arrows.

How do you use target selectors?

Targets a random player. Bedrock Edition can use @r to target non-player entities via the type selector argument; in Java Edition, to select a random entity, use @e[sort=random] instead. In Bedrock Edition, @r can only target entities who are alive. Targets every player, alive or not.

What is DX DY DZ Minecraft?

dx dy dz target selector defines coordinates relative to a block.

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