When someone writes a string or a letter, I want the code make them go back, and the code to print "must be a number and bigger than 0 and less than 100", but what actually happens is the code closing. Is there by any chance a fix for this?

import timedef main():num1 = input("your t76ely\n")num2 = input("your num2\n")school = input("your school\n")num1 = float(num1)num2 = float(num2)school = float(school)if num1 > 100:print("must be a number and bigger than 0 and less than 100")while True:time.sleep(1)main()elif num1 < 0:print("must be a number and bigger than 0 and less than 100")while True:time.sleep(1)main()if num2 > 100:print("must be a number and bigger than 0 and less than 100")while True:time.sleep(1)main()elif num2 < 0:print("must be a number and bigger than 0 and less than 100")while True:time.sleep(1)main()if school > 100:print("must be a number and bigger than 0 and less than 100")while True:time.sleep(1)main()elif school < 0:print("must be a number and bigger than 0 and less than 100")while True:time.sleep(1)main()else:r = (40 % 100 * float(num1)) + (30 % 100 * float(num2)) + (30 % 100 * float(school))r = r / 100print(r)print('\nnum1 :', {num1}, '\nnum2 :', {num2}, "\nschool :", {school})while True:main()if input("\nWant To continue ? Y/N\n").upper().strip() != "Y":break

It's showing me this when I try to type for example my name "trais" or a letter or a "string"

Traceback (most recent call last):File "D:\Python Projects\your mark\mark calculator.py", line 51, in <module>main()File "D:\Python Projects\your mark\mark calculator.py", line 9, in mainnum1 = float(num1)
ValueError: could not convert string to float: 'trais'

You can use PyInputPlus. If you are okay with installing library.

float() will convert numeric string to float type. Not any other string which is not numerical.

Basic snippet for keep on going until input is correct (without any prompt)

def trial():try:a=float(input("Enter 0 to 100"))print(a,type(a))except:print("Enter number between 0 to 100")trial()