'@'.join([..join(['fred','dixon']),..join(['gmail','com'])]) wrote:
the code below will not execute the except section when i enter a
number.
what am i missing ?
Something that will actually raise ValueError.
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#########################################
.while 1:
. print 'Pump Protection ? '
. #line 133
. try:
. myInput = raw_input('A B C D E F G H I J K L ? ')
. myInput = string.upper(myInput)
. if myInput == 'A':break #
. if myInput == 'B':break #
. if myInput == 'C':break #
. if myInput == 'D':break #
. if myInput == 'E':break #
. if myInput == 'F':break #
. if myInput == 'G':break #
. if myInput == 'H':break #
. if myInput == 'I':break #
. if myInput == 'J':break #
. if myInput == 'K':break #
. if myInput == 'L':break #
. except ValueError:
. print "Oops! That was no valid number. Try again..."
. pass
.'s are to preserve indents.
fred
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