Python Exception Handling practice

Question

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to get this code to give an error for anything that isnt an integer but its not working, could anyone help?

This is the question -

We need to create a program that allows users to create their own PIN codes for their bank cards. Each PIN code consists of digits. Complete the program so that when the user enters a character, the program stops and outputs "Please enter a number" and when the user enters only digits, the program outputs
PIN code is created".

Sample Input
44a5

Sample Output
Please enter a number

My code is:

pin = input()
try:
PIN=int()
print('PIN code is created')

except:
PIN!=int()
print('Please enter a number')

It works for the valid PIN number entries but still prints PIN code created for the entries that contain strings.

Thanks

Answer 1

By my dear friend @Muhammad Sufyaan Hafs.

pin = input()
try:
pin = int(pin)
print("PIN code is created")

except ValueError:
print("Please enter a number")

Answer 2

Thanks alot.

That worked and makes sense>

I left int() blank where I needed to type pin in the brackets then the expect statement handled any other type of input.

great !!

Answer 3

def withdraw(amount):
print(str(amount) + " withdrawn!")

#your code goes here

pin = input()
try:
pin = int(pin)
withdraw(pin)

except ValueError:
print("Please enter a number")