I am trying to learn how to raise Custom Errors in Python. I want to write a program which doesn’t raise Custom Error when the value is any integer or “quit” but when I enter string other than “quit” it does raise Custom Error.(Beginner) /u/FewNectarine623 Python Education

a = input(“Enter your value between 6 and 9 or value should be quit:”)
if a==”quit” or int(a)>6 and int(a)<9:
print(a)
else:
raise ValueError(“Your entered value is invalid”

I could write only this. But in my program if I enter any integer which doesn’t lie between 6 & 9 it still raises error? How to fix that? i.e. if a = 100,we get Custom Error which I don’t want.

a = input(“Enter your value between 6 and 9 or value should be quit:”)
if a==”quit” or int(a)>6 and int(a)<9:
print(a)
else:
raise ValueError(“Your entered value is invalid”

I could write only this. But in my program if I enter any integer which doesn’t lie between 6 & 9 it still raises error? How to fix that? i.e. if a = 100,we get Custom Error which I don’t want.