Here's my code:
#Greeting
print('\n---Sales Discount Calculator---\n')
#User Input
packageCount = input('Packages Purchased: ')
#To check whether packageCount is an integer or not
#loop continues until a positive integer is inputted
validInput = False
while (validInput == False):
if (packageCount.isdigit()):
packageCount = int(packageCount)
if (packageCount != 0):
validInput = True
print(packageCount)
else:
print('Invalid Input. Try again...')
packageCount = input('Packages Purchased: ')
I'm trying to see if the input from the user is a positive integer and also not a zero. I need to check if it's an integer first(the first if-statement) because you can't compare type string to numbers. If it is an integer, then I need to check if it is a zero or not(second if-statement). When the second if-statement is not present, the code checks for both a positive integer and if it's a string or not, but somehow when I include the second if statement and type in a string, it continues without printing the 'Invalid Input'(the else). *This causes issues later on.
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