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.
None of the options return "Thank you" - only 539 returns an answer: "539"
The option is A
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.