Hi all,
I am a beginner. I need to request a user to enter a number and do the sum of those numbers which I have but I also need to identify if the value entered is not a number and show an error message. Any help? I’m doing it with ‘for in’ loop.
I was thiking to do it as the substraction of the value entered minus the value entered should be zero, otherwise is not a number? But is there another way?
Thanks
Show us some code, friend.
Thanks for responding so quickly Colin. This is what I have. I think I should check if it’s an enteger first, then show an error message, and if it is an enteger, then do the sum?
num = int(input("Please enter a number: "))
sum = 0
for value in range(1, num + 1):
sum = sum + value
print(sum)
Assuming python:
if type(num) == int or type(num) == float:
# It's a number
else:
# Not a number
If this is Python, you should post it in the Python-subforum.
Then for this kind of thing you’d use a “try-except” block.
It’s in python yes Jenovs.
I’ll try to incorporate that.
Thank you
Thank you Jagaya. Sorry about that. New to this.
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