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3,225 Pointsgetting TypeError for inputs of arg1='8' instead of 64 when using return((arg1**2))
---python---
def squared(arg1): print('inside function') #print(arg1) #print((arg1)2) try: print('made it to try') int(arg1) print('Try was True') return((arg1*2))
except ValueError:
print('made it to except')
return (((arg1)*2))
'''except TypeError:
x=int((arg1))
return((x**2))'''
print(squared('8'))
1 Answer
wayne ross
3,225 Pointsdef squared(arg1):
try:
int(arg1)
return((arg1**2))
except ValueError:
return (((arg1)*(len(arg1))))
except TypeError:
newType_var=int(arg1)
return((newType_var**2))