Timothy Mattingly
10,665 PointsBroke the code when I raised an exception
So, I'm following along and when I got to this point, the program stopped functioning right. When I got here, the console is now printing out, each person owes $none which I understand is a null value. Also in the previous lesson, when I answered the question How much? with a string like "Too much", the console printed:
that's not a valid input, try again...
Now when I enter the string, it prints:
that's not a valid input, try again...
(could not convert string to float: 'too much')
Here's the code I'm working with:
Timothy Mattingly
10,665 Pointsmaybe it expired? I snapped it again:
Steven Parker
182,024 PointsWorkspaces shouldn't expire, but they can always be deleted.
1 Answer
Steven Parker
182,024 PointsIt sounds like it's performing correctly. When you enter a non-numeric input, the "float" conversion causes an exception which would then print the "that's not a valid input, try again..." message.
Timothy Mattingly
10,665 PointsI have a screenshot of my code here: https://i.stack.imgur.com/skeJV.png
Steven Parker
182,024 PointsCurrently, the "split_check" function only returns a value if "number_of_people" is 1 (or less). You need some additional code to have it return a value for other cases.
Steven Parker
182,024 PointsSteven Parker
182,024 PointsAccessing that link returns: "Bummer... The Workspace Snapshot you are looking for doesn't exist."