Python Coding Help? - Error when inputting a string to input command?

Input is bad for several reasons, that's why it's gona go away in python3 (actually raw_input will become input). So better start using it right away. If you know that you want to read an int, then use int(raw_input()), and use try/except to handle exceptions: def input_num(): while True: try: x=int(raw_input('Input a number: ')) break except ValueError: print("Not a number") pyramid(x) ps: you can create spaces with edit: alternatively you can use str.isdigit() on a string to check if it's a valid int before converting it to an int.

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