Hi, I completed the project (a little differently than the video, but it works). However, one issue I'm having is that when someone inputs something besides an integer I get an error that reads "invalid literal for int() with base 10 instead of the one I'm trying to raise below. Any advice on how to change that? thanks!

import sys SERVICE_CHARGE = 2 TICKET_PRICE = 10 tickets_remaining = 100 total_sold = 0

def calculate_price(total_sold): return total_sold * TICKET_PRICE

while tickets_remaining >= 0: name = input("What's your name? ") try: total_sold = int(input(f"Hi {name}! How many would you like?: ")) if total_sold > tickets_remaining: raise ValueError("not enough tickets remaining")

except ValueError as err:
    print("Oh no! we ran into an issue")
    print(f"{err}")
    # confirms if they want to purchase
else:
    total_cost = calculate_price(total_sold) + SERVICE_CHARGE
    tickets_remaining -= total_sold
    confirm = input(f"Are you sure you want to purchase {total_sold} tickets for ${total_cost}? ")
    confirm = confirm.lower()

    if confirm == "yes":
        print(f"Congrats! you just bought {total_sold} tickets. There are {tickets_remaining} left.")
    # if they say no
    else:
        print("Ok, we hope you change your mind!")

if they're sold out

else: sys.exit("Oh no! We're sold out")