Add input validation and type conversion for user input #1476
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Summary
Fixed a type safety issue where user input was being used as a string without conversion to integer, which could cause runtime errors and type mismatches (in
lifecycle_example.py
).Problem
The code was using
input()
which returns a string, but then using it directly in the f-string without converting it to an integer. This could cause:Changes Made
Added proper input validation and type conversion:
int(user_input)
This ensures type safety and provides better user experience with proper error handling.