How can i fix this error

Run the code and first type sign up then answer the following question until you get a error. how can i fix this error

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This is an example.

try:
  number = int(input("Enter a number: "))
  print(number)
except(ValueError):
  print("Invalid Input")

So under the try: you give what you want the program to do. Then if there is an error with that, then it will not shut down but it will do what is in the except:

I put ValueError next to except because I only wanted it to except a value error.

Thanks, I never knew this code line but I don't think this will help @fedoraguy300

@Flyingcrabs all right at least you know now.

remember to call the function

file.close()

thanks, but not helping with my question @Coder100

yeah you were having the debugger and I had no way to run it lol @Flyingcrabs

@Flyingcrabs

look here, as you can see you were set it to the int type. Did you mean to change h to an int?

h = int(h)

there you go

well i tried this not working @Coder100

well then fix it h is right now ''
'' is not a number @Flyingcrabs

in fact, why are you even converting it to a number @Flyingcrabs

I wan't to change the # by one @Coder100

make sure you are adding by str and not int @Flyingcrabs

then i tryied + str(1) there is no error but it only does it between 1 and " (Nothing)" @Coder100

yeah you set h to be nothing @Flyingcrabs

it's not allowing me to sign up either. I type sign up, it says invalid syntax.

debugger on now try @RYANTADIPARTHI

@Flyingcrabs try doing this.

file.close
    file=open('password','w')
    h=f
    h=int(h)
    h+=1
    f=str(h)

maybe that will work. Try not using many variables though.

there is a new error @RYANTADIPARTHI

@Flyingcrabs that's because you are using a str of a file to int. Maybe try using f instead of h.

Nope @RYANTADIPARTHI