# make variable word

#  def word_reverser(string):
#   print(f"I'm sorry, you need to be at least 25 years old")

# usernames = [
#   'jon',
#   'tyrion',
#   'theon',
#   'cersei',
#   'sansa',
# ]

# for username in usernames:
#   if username == 'cersei':
#     print(f'Sorry, {username}, you are not allowed')
#     continue
#   else:
#     print(f'{username} is allowed')

# for username in usernames:
#   if username == 'cersei':
#     print(f'{username} was found at index {usernames.index(username)}')
#     break
#   print(username)

# def word_reverse():
#   # while True:
#     print('What is the word you would like to see backwords?')
#     word = input()
#     # if word == 'Adrian':
#     print(f"here is your word backwords {word[::-1]} ")
#     return False
    
# word_reverse()

# for num in range(1, 21): #does not include the last num you will be off by one
#   print(num)

  # for x in range(1, 20,):
  #   if (x == 3 or == 9 or == 14):
  #     continue
  #   print(x)
  # range_print()

# 
# def full_name(first, middle, last, maiden): ##full_name is function not variable
#   print(f'{first} {middle} {last} {maiden}')

# full_name('Adrian', 'Dan', 'Lebaron', 'munoz')

def hundred():
  for inte in range(1, 101):
    print(inte)


hundred()