Catch Invalid Response #968
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Added Error Loop
…the invalid input response to make sense, and added '>>> ' before any input prompt so the user knows where and when to input data.
Added very minor changes to make the program easier to use - changed …
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Also, you can see exactly who made those changes - if you view the individual file. Sorry for the confusion. -Avi C. ~ |
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Created a quittable loop and logic to catch an invalid response, instead of just crashing the program for a nameless issue.
I... only edited AreYouOk/AreYouOk.py... how did the others get edited? I'm not sure. They're under my commit, through my computer, yet I don't even know any programming language but Python fluently enough to make those changes.
It looks like GitHub is also registering the changes made by other people recently to me. I didn't edit those, and I'm not sure what happened here.
Any ideas how that could have happened?
Edit: This also resolves #944.