Python package - input_num is like input but it only accepts numbers
Run python3 -m pip install input_num
Run python3 -m pip install input_num
Add this to your script: import input_num input_num("Enter your age: ")
Command scheme: input_num("Question: ", AllowNegativeNumbers, DoesPressingEnterReturnNothing)
First option:
If you want to allow only positive numbers (numbers WITHOUT - at the begining), use input_num("Something", False).
False just means Allow negative numbers = False
And it is optional argument
Default value is True
Second option:
There is also second option, does pressing enter return "" ? Set it to False to make pressing enter ask you again.
Example: input_num("Try pressing enter: ", True, False) - this allows negative numbers and disallows entering nothing.
It is optional argument
Default value is True
⚠️ If you want to set only second option, set the first option too ⚠️
Do you want to be reminded to update the package?
Run input_num.allow_update() RIGHT AFTER importing the package.
Run python3 -m pip uninstall input_num
Run python3 -m pip uninstall input_num
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Python package - input_num is like input but it only accepts numbers
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