intinput 1.3.0

A intput function that only reads intergers

Intinput Function

This repository contains a Python function named intinput which prompts the user to input an integer value. If the user inputs a non-integer value, the function will display an error message and prompt the user again until a valid integer is entered.

Parameters

• prompt (str): The message displayed to the user when asking for input.
• err (str, optional): The error message displayed when the user inputs a non-integer value. Defaults to "Invalid input, please enter an integer.".

Installation

!pip install intinput

Example Usage

- Without Error Command

from IntInput.INIP import intinput

# Using the function with the default error message
result = intinput("Enter an integer: ")

# Use the result in your code
print("You entered the number:", result)

- With Error Command

from IntInput.INIP import intinput

# Store the returned value in a variable
result = intinput("Please enter a number: ", "This is not a number, try again.")

# Use the result in your code
print("You entered the number:", result)

License

MIT License

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