不使用循环打印数字范围？

Question

Can someone explain to me how this code works? It prints numbers from 0 to 100, but I cannot understand how.

print(*range(True,ord("e")))

Answer 1

ord accepts a character and returns the ASCII code. In this case "e" returns 101. The *range is unpacking the iterable that range creates. Enabling you to print out the values from True (1) to 101 - 1.

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Answer 2

print(*range(True,ord("e")))

Firstly, print() means that we are displaying some information on the screen.

Secondly, the * indicates that there may be more than one object to be printed.

Now, think of the True as a 0. True does nothing. The ord("e") means where is e in the Unicode. It returns that number, which is 101. Now, range(start, end) means every value between the start value (0), and end value (1).