Currently any data can be input for the numbers in pykalk, which will cause the program to break when an attempt to convert the non-numeric data to a numeric type occurs.
The following needs to be completed:
Check the data type
If the data is numeric, we have nothing to worry about
If the data is not numeric, inform the user:
We could, just stop the program after informing the user
We could allow the user to try to reinput correct data
Currently any data can be input for the numbers in pykalk, which will cause the program to break when an attempt to convert the non-numeric data to a numeric type occurs.
The following needs to be completed: