Basketball Stats Tool: Exception Handling + Dunder Main

Hi Max! Let me take a stab at these:

"The first is that I cannot get my app to handle the exceptions. I'm pretty sure it has to do with indentation so can you take a look at lines 256-260 on my constants.py module?"

 try:
                option_2 = input("Pick a team: ")
                if option2.isalpha() == False or len(option_2) >= 2 or option_2 in ABC:

On line 268, option2 should be option_2. You're saying "if there's an error with option2, do this!" The problem, though, is that option2 is not defined.

"My second problem is that I am getting a name error when trying to enact my dunder_main() saying that my overall main() call function starting on line 127 of my constant.py module is not defined."

First, update constant.main() in app.py. It should be constants.main() (since you're importing the constants.py file.)

Then:

• Remove the first line in constants.py (if name == "main":)
• Unindent your code accordingly (highlight it and hold down shift and tab simultaneously. You only need to unindent it once.)
• Update app.py to:

import constants

if __name__ == "__main__":
    constants.main()

When I ran app.py, it worked for me. I would suggest reviewing the Dunder Main workshop [https://teamtreehouse.com/library/dunder-main/introduction-to-dunder-main] to understand why these changes are necessary. Let me know if you need more help!