the problem was :

Convert: Takes a string input in the form “X/Y” where X and Y are integers, computes the percentage X/Y * 100 rounded to the nearest integer, and handles errors such as division by zero or non-integer inputs.
Gauge: Takes an integer percentage and returns:
“E” if the percentage is 1 or less.
“F” if the percentage is 99 or more.
Otherwise, it should return the percentage followed by “%”.
And write a test file using pytest for the above thingy too.

ok yes i get it, i know im a monster for calling the main() back inside the convert function. But it was 4 AM and thats all i could think of.

my main file code

heres the test case code:

ok my test code is correct. but whenever i ran it, the test case where we check the errors raised was giving errors. with “pytest.raises(ValueError): convert(“dog/cat”)”

but i do know that my main code is whats nessed up.

Ok now, i prompted the “you know who” to try and get some hints on the answer.
and welp, it seems try catch needed to be executed twice. Can someone enlighten me for a better way ? This is making my blood pressure rise.

heres the correct main file code for reference :

I know that the part of the problem is the problem itself.
LIKE BRUH JUST USE THE FUNCTIONS FOR THE STUFF THAT U NAMED IT AFTER.
IF THE FUNCTION IS HANDLING CONVERSION WHY DO U NEED TO PROMPT THE ERROR HANDLING INSIDE IT TOO.
But this is just my inner voice which is bruised because i couldnt solve it till 3 in the morning.
help me out bros/sis give me a better cleaner code idea.