<jupyter_start><jupyter_text>Print Numbers from 0 to 100 (as integers) Without Using Any Numbers in your Code<jupyter_code>import string
num_alpha = ["zero", "one", "two", "three", "four", "five", "six", "seven", "eight", "nine"]

print(num_alpha)
print(string.digits)
print(type(string.digits))
dict_num = {num_alpha[i] : n for i, n in enumerate(string.digits)}
    
print(dict_num)
one_o_one = dict_num['one'] + dict_num['zero'] + dict_num['one']

print(one_o_one)
print(type(one_o_one))
for n in range(int(one_o_one)):
    print(n, '\t', type(n))<jupyter_output>0 	 <class 'int'>
1 	 <class 'int'>
2 	 <class 'int'>
3 	 <class 'int'>
4 	 <class 'int'>
5 	 <class 'int'>
6 	 <class 'int'>
7 	 <class 'int'>
8 	 <class 'int'>
9 	 <class 'int'>
10 	 <class 'int'>
11 	 <class 'int'>
12 	 <class 'int'>
13 	 <class 'int'>
14 	 <class 'int'>
15 	 <class 'int'>
16 	 <class 'int'>
17 	 <class 'int'>
18 	 <class 'int'>
19 	 <class 'int'>
20 	 <class 'int'>
21 	 <class 'int'>
22 	 <class 'int'>
23 	 <class 'int'>
24 	 <class 'int'>
25 	 <class 'int'>
26 	 <class 'int'>
27 	 <class 'int'>
28 	 <class 'int'>
29 	 <class 'int'>
30 	 <class 'int'>
31 	 <class 'int'>
32 	 <class 'int'>
33 	 <class 'int'>
34 	 <class 'int'>
35 	 <class 'int'>
36 	 <class 'int'>
37 	 <class 'int'>
38 	 <class 'int'>
39 	 <class 'int'>
40 	 <class 'int'>
41 	 <class 'int'>
42 	 <class 'int'>
43 	 <class 'int'>
44 	 <class 'int'>
45 	 <class 'int'>
46 	 <class 'int'>
47 	 <class 'int'>
48 	 <class 'int'>
49 	 <class 'int'>
50 	 <class 'int'>
51 	 <class 'int'>
52 	 <class 'int'>
53 [...]
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