20 lines
819 B
Python
20 lines
819 B
Python
# Write a Python program that prompts the user to input two numbers and raises a TypeError exception if the inputs are
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# not numerical.
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# Define the function to check if user input is a number
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def numb_check(x, y):
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# Try of both numbers that were entered are numbers
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try:
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x = float(x)
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y = float(y)
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# Handle the expected ValueError if one of the variables is not a number
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except ValueError:
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# Raise the TypeError instead of the ValueError
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raise TypeError('Enter only numbers')
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# Print confirmation message if both values are numbers
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else:
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print(f'Both {x} and {y} are numbers.')
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#Call the numb_check function prompting for two numeric inputs and storing them in x and y vars
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numb_check(x = input('Enter a number: '), y = input('Enter another number: '))
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