Hello. I just want someone to check this code. is

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Hello. I just want someone to check this code. is

it correct use of exception handling? also did i do right putting if condition to check if x is greater than y or is there any way i can check that using try except?

https://cs50.harvard.edu/python/2022/psets/3/fuel/

while True:
try:
x, y = map(int, input('Fraction: ').split('/'))
perc = int(round((x/y)*100))
if x>y:
continue
except(ValueError, NameError, ZeroDivisionError):
pass
else:
if perc<=1:
print('E')
elif perc>=99:
print('F')
else:
print(f'{perc}%')
break

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Fayaz Khan

Why are you using the NameError there though?

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01.07.2022

ANDRIO Автор вопроса

Inuk Syooperstar
you can use the assert or raise keywords for the c...

No. The lesson was exception handling. Thanks

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Fayaz Khan
Why are you using the NameError there though?

Oh. Yes i forgot. I used it in previous exercise. I used it just in case the input doesn't get stored in variable, but here I'm asking for input again so it's useless. Thanks

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Inuk Syooperstar

ANDRIO
No. The lesson was exception handling. Thanks

... yes, the assert and raise keywords raise exceptions, which you can handle

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Inuk Syooperstar · Accepted Answer

Inuk Syooperstar

you can use the assert or raise keywords for the comparison, but i think it's fine

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