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sum takes an iterable of things to add up, while print takes separate arguments to print. If you want to feed all the generator’s items to print separately, use * notation:

print(*(i for i in range(1, 101)))

You don’t actually need the generator in either case, though:

sum(range(1, 101))
print(*range(1, 101))

If you want them on separate lines, you’re expecting the behavior of multiple individual calls to print, which means you’re expecting the behavior of a regular loop:

for item in generator_or_range_or_whatever:
    print(item)

though you also have the option of specifying '\n' as an item separator:

print(*generator_or_range_or_whatever, sep='\n')

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