[Tutor] python help

[John Weller]

> 
> I need to write a code that asks for a number between 5 and 25 and only allows
> integers and if a non integer is entered it needs to print 'you must enter an
> integer'  or if it types a number less than 5 or more than 25, it needs to re-ask the
> original question until it gets an appropriate answer would it be better to form an
> else if or a range or is there a more effective function to put in my code? my first
> thought would be:
> print('Enter an integer between 5 and 25')howMany = input() limit(int(num,
> minimum = 5, maximum = 25)    else ValueError
> 
> if ValueError =     print('Enter an integer between 5 and 25') or for howMany in
> range (5, 25)    print(....
> or
> while howMany = (>=5, <=25):    continue else     return
> 
> I can't seem to get to any usable code that makes sense to even me. And google,
> and my textbook aren't helpful with examples at all.
> Please suggest something that should be completely obvious to me Thank you!!

I'm sure that others will give you better advice than I can on the best way to structure your code but the way to check if a number is an integer is:

If number == int(number):
	Print("Integer")
Else:
	Print("Not integer")