# Optionally, you can use regex for all this!
# Once you're solved this, run some tests to show me that it works.
# Again, manually copy/paste the console output in a text file (results2.txt)
# import your function from the previous .py file as a module (you can abbreviate it)
# use ex_2_task_2 here instead once your function works!(I don't quite understand what do you mean by this comment)
from ex_2_task_1_solution import is_valid_email_address as is_valid
gave_up = False
attempts_left = 3
while attempts_left > 0:
email = input("What's your email address?")
r, err_str = is_valid(email)
if r == None:
print(email, "is valid!")
break
# error
else:
attempts_left -= 1
print(email, "is invalid!")
print("Reason:", err_str)
if attempts_left > 0:
print(f"Try again, {attempts_left} attempts left")
else:
print("No attempts left, bailing out")
# your code - end
elif gave_up == True:
attempts_left == 0
print(is_valid(user_input), f'you have no attempts left.')
break
else:
attempts_left -= 1
print(is_valid(user_input), f'you have {attempts_left} attempts remaining. Please try again.')
#break
'''
while not gave_up:
user_input = input('Enter an email address you would like to create:')
if is_valid(
user_input
)[0] is None: #showing only first position of None from the function created
print(f'Congrats, your new email address is {user_input}')
break
else:
attempts_left -= 1
print(is_valid(user_input),
f'you have {attempts_left} attempts remaining.')
if attempts_left == 0:
print(f'you have no attempts left.')
gave_up = True
'''
while True:
email = input("email address?")
r, err_str = is_valid(email)