22 lines
868 B
Python
22 lines
868 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(n):
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# Try if input is number and store in numb variable
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try:
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numb = float(n)
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# Return the stored number
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return numb
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except ValueError:
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# Handle a non-numeric input as to pass it on to the * operation
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print('Enter only numbers...')
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# Call the function and store the input in x variable
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x = numb_check(input('Enter a number: '))
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# Call the function and store this input in y variable
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y = numb_check(input('Enter another number: '))
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# Multiply the two inputs as to raise a TypeError if input is non-numeric
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product = x * y
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# Print the product of the multiplication
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print(f'{x} multiplied by {y} is {product}') |