this is my first time posting on here and I'm trying to not break any rules but sorry if I do.
So, I followed the specification to make mario.py ( they are the same ones for mario.c ) in Sentimental in Pset6. My program works for everything except the last two condition which I will post below
:( rejects a non-numeric height of "foo" expected program to reject input, but it did not :( rejects a non-numeric height of "" expected program to reject input, but it did not
I feel like my program's logic makes sense, it outputs "Error: type an integer" when the user inputs a non-numeric height, but that doesn't the check50.
Here is my code:
try :
height = int(input("Height:"))
while height < 0 or height > 23:
height = int(input("Height:"))
except ValueError:
print ("Error: type an integer")
else:
for i in range((height-1),0,-1):
j = i-1
k = height-j
print(' '*j,'#'*k)
print('#'*(height+1))
I don't necessarily care too much about passing check50 because the rules aren't even that clear for this specific problem. It's just I'm on pset 6 which is the transition from C to Python I want to transfer my knowledge accurately.
I feel like this situation is implying I return an error (return -1 in C), is the way I did that the correct way to do so in python? Or are there different/ more pythonic ways to return an error ( reject the input )?
Thanks so much!
EDIT: ( Thanks @Blauelf Not sure if this is exactly what you meant but I appreciate the effort and I got it to work!)
while True:
try:
height = int(input("Height:"))
except ValueError:
pass
else :
break
while height < 0 or height > 23:
height = int(input("Height:"))
if height==0:
exit()
else:
for i in range((height-1),0,-1):
j = i-1
k = height-j
print(' '*j,'#'*k)
print('#'*(height+1))