[FIXED] How can I take into account the zeros to the left of the number? Python

Issue

How can I take into account the zeros to the left of the number but still be an int and not a string? I don't want to accept values like 1, 10, 100, 1000... It must be 8 digits like 00000001 or 00015028 (This is just a small piece of the program)

for i in range(size):
    CC = int(input("Civil ID: "))
    while CC < 000000001 or CC >99999999:
        print("Unvalid Civil ID, please insert 8 digits from your Civil ID: ")
        CC = int(input("Civil ID: "))

Solution

How about ?

for i in range(size):
    input_string = input("Civil ID: ")
    CC = int(input_string)
    while len(input_string) != 8 or CC < 000000001 or CC >99999999:
        print("Unvalid Civil ID, please insert 8 digits from your Civil ID: ")
        input_string = input("Civil ID: ")
        CC = int(input_string)

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