Question

I am just beginning in a class called Geocomputing, and I have no background experience in programming.

Here is the problem:

Write a Python script that asks the user to input the latitude and longitude of a location. After the user has entered the information, the script should display one of the following messages to describe the latitude entered:

Your program should display	If the latitude entered
That location is on the equator.	Is 0
That location is north of the equator	Is between 0 and 90
That location is south of the equator	Is between -90 and 0
That location does not have a valid latitude!	Is greater than 90 or less than -90

and one of the following messages to describe the longitude entered:

Your program should display	If the longitude entered
That location is on the prime meridian.	Is 0
That location is east of the prime meridian.	Is between 0 and 180
That location is west of the prime meridian	Is between -180 and 0
That location does not have a valid longitude!	Is greater than 180 or less than -180

If the user enters something other than a number, give them an error message and restart the program. Save your script as latlon.py.

My issue is that I am able to write a block of code for latitude and longitude each and am able to get the proper output phrase to come out, but when I try adding the sections of code where the program is checking to make sure that the input is valid I end up running into errors. It may just be that I don't quite know how to format and use the indentations yet, but I could really use some help on this one.

Answer 1

Hey, there are two functions with try and catch blocks that show an error if input is not an integer. After that the main function starts. Hope this helps.

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