How do you use a macro with the expression register to generate a number sequence?

Q: How do you use a macro with the expression register to generate a number sequence?

`:let i=1\nqao =i\n :let i+=1\nq` Use a counter variable with the expression register inside a macro. Each iteration inserts the current value and increments. Creates sequences.

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`:let i=1 qao=i :let i+=1 q` Use a counter variable with the expression register inside a macro. Each iteration inserts the current value and increments. Creates sequences.

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