Bite 4: Validate user inputs and while loops | Python mystery game

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[HachiAdachi]

Thank you, Ruth! I have been able to keep up so far! 😅 Comment/Question: Instead of the 'while/continue' approach, I tried adding an 'else:' statement in the username() function (from Bite 3) to call itself when the accept_challenge response is not 'yes' or 'no', and it seems to work the same way. I assume it's one of those '1001 ways to do a same thing' situations, but I am not sure if there is any issue with a function calling itself?

[JokeJoshua]

Hi ruth. please what is wrong with this code. thanks
# write a program that asks the user to enter 5 positive integers,
# the program disregards negative values and zeros and makes the user re enter an input if so.
# The program is capable of calculating both sum and product of all the numbers entered .
# after taking the inputs
# it asks the user whether they want to print the sum of the numbers
# or products and then shows the result accordingly

count = 0
sum = 0
product = 1
while count <= 4 :
numbers = int(input("Please enter 5 different inputs: "))
print()
count += 1
if numbers == 0 or numbers < 0 :
print("Please re-enter input")
else:
print("Would you like to multiply of add the total numbers")
choose = input("Choose to multiply or add now: ")
if choose == "add":
for x in range(numbers):
sum = sum + numbers
print(sum)
if choose == "multiply":
for x in range(numbers) :
product = product * numbers
print(product)