When we write: numbers = range(10) print(numbers) the output is: range(0,10) Why?

Answer 1

It creates a random number between 0 and 10. It defaults to 0 because you didn't specifiy the min range.

Answer 2

range(10) in Python is an object, the generator to be precise. it is not "random number". to get the numbers that this generator is supposed to create you need
numbers = list (range ( 10 ) )

Answer 3

numbers = list(range(10))
print(numbers)

FYI this example in jupyter will give a list call error not the correct code to teach

Answer 4

Write a sample c program that will display 10