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I'm trying to code in a condition where if a user doesn't input an integer, it comes up with an error message. I'm using if statements to generate this. How would I do this??

Age=int(input("What is your age in years?")) if Age>20 and Age<150: print("You are an adult") elif Age>20 and Age>=150: print("Not a valid age") elif Age<20: print("still a teenager")

If someone inputted £ as their age, is it possible for the message to print as "Invalid number. Please try again." ?

I've tried to recode it and it didn't work.

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This is what it should look like:

Age=input("What is your age in years?") try: x = int(Age) if Age>20 and Age<150: print("You are an adult") elif Age>20 and Age>=150: print("Not a valid age") elif Age<20: print("still a teenager") except ValueError: print("Input not valid!")

It trys to convert the String into a Int if that doesnt work the user didnt input a valid Number.

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