silly mistake

im bored, so why not tell you a silly mistake that you should never do in Python.

{The Python code. (I didn't feel like taking a screenshot, so I just pasted it)}

emptyList=[]
max=100
number=101
while number <= max:
emptyList.append(number) <[picture ig]
number=number+1
sum=0
for thing in emptyList:
print(thing)
sum=sum+thing
print(sum)

So, don't make a list where the max is 100 and the number is 101. I spent ages trying to figure out why the code wouldn't work. Then I realized: 101 is bigger than 100!
The code never ran, because the equation was never true. 101 would never be greater than 100.
The moral of the story is, 101 is bigger than 100. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.