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Multiple lines? - Noobie12 - Nov-14-2017 Hello, everyone. I'm fairly new to coding and in a bit of a jam. I'm trying to type out this example i saw online on IDLE and it reads something like this. 1 response = input("What is your radius? ") 2 r = float(response) 3 area = 3.14159 * r ** 2 4 print("The area is ", area)But MY code stops at the 2nd line. >>> response = input("What is your radius?") What is your radius?What am I doing wrong or how do i get my code to look something like the example? And how come I can't code offline? Any help is greatly appreciated. RE: Multiple lines? - Larz60+ - Nov-15-2017 the code will break on line 2 if response contains anything other than a number, including an empty line. you can use: while True: response = input("What is your radius? ") if response.isdigit(): break print('Please enter a number') RE: Multiple lines? - Noobie12 - Nov-15-2017 (Nov-15-2017, 12:49 AM)Larz60+ Wrote: the code will break on line 2How did you get it to go to the next line without executing the first line? the first code i posted is supposed to work but i cant go to the next line. I'm not sure if im making any sense. What are you using to code? If you copy and paste the first code response = input("What is your radius? ") r = float(response) area = 3.14159 * r ** 2 print("The area is ", area)and press enter. It works fine. I just cant get to the next line in IDLE. If i type >>> response = ("What is your radius? ") >>> r = float(response) Traceback (most recent call last): File "<pyshell#1>", line 1, in <module> r = float(response) ValueError: could not convert string to float: 'What is your radius? ' >>>I get that error. I'm not sure what im doing wrong and why the first code from the example online works and i cant type it out on IDLE like the example. RE: Multiple lines? - Larz60+ - Nov-15-2017 Quote:and press enter. It works fine. I just cant get to the next line in IDLE. If i typeNot if you input text, it will still crash the way I wrote it: while True:this starts an endless loop. It says execute all following indented code, forever. the input statement is the same: response = input("What is your radius? ")nothing special here. the next line: if response.isdigit(): breaksays 'If the value i response is numeric, I've got what I want, so break the endless loop' and does just that. If it is not numeric, it continues on to the next line, printing the message print('Please enter a number')And restarts the loop RE: Multiple lines? - buran - Nov-15-2017 Compare response = input("What is your radius? ")with response = ("What is your radius? ")do you see the difference? |