Review the following Python 3 code.
Which input would generate the response `Thank You` in the output of this program?
Review the following Python 3 code.
Which input would generate the response `Thank You` in the output of this program?
The code will print 'Thank you' only if a valid integer is entered. The input '539' is a valid integer, which means the 'int(n)' statement will succeed, and the program will proceed to break out of the loop and print 'Thank you'. The other options ('4a6e', '(52-4)', and 'three') are not valid integers and will raise a ValueError, leading to the message 'Not an integer' being printed instead.
The code returns Thank you if you submit an int. If you fuzz it with string it will return the exception. I ran it both ways in VS Code.
The option is A
None of the options return "Thank you" - only 539 returns an answer: "539"