I'm pretty new to Python, Lately I was working on user input validation with nested try/except. My code is as below:
def user_input():
try:
myinput = 0
myinput = float(input("Enter a numberic value:"))
if myinput > 10:
raise ValueError('Expect a number between 0 and 10')
#print(myinput)
return myinput
except:
print("something went wrong try again!")
user_input()
print(user_input())
Though it was almost working as expected, I noticed an issue. When I call this function and at the initial stage if I pass an acceptable input the function returns the correct numeric value.
But when I try to input a false value initially and subsequently passing the correct value, the function seems not returning the numeric value. I tried to print the return output inside the function, there I'm getting the expected value.
Thanks in Advance