raw_input
returns a string. You need to convert it like this:
int(raw_input("Raise by: "))
Also, notice that if the user enters any other character this will raise an error.
You can also just use input
instead of raw_input
:
input("Raise by: ")
This will, again, raise an error if the user enters any other character.
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