def string_or_int(inp_val):
if isinstance(inp_val,str):
print("Given value is string")
elif isinstance(inp_val, (int, float)):
print("Given value is Number")
else:
print("Given value is not recognized")
input_value = input("Please enter a value: ") # '10' 'rahul'
try:
result = int(input_value)
string_or_int(result)
except ValueError:
result = input_value
string_or_int(result)
In this program, we define a function check_string_or_number that takes an input value as a parameter. We use the isinstance() function to check the type of the input value.
If the input value is of type str, we print a message indicating that it is a string. If the input value is of type int or float, we print a message indicating that it is a number. Otherwise, if the type is not recognized, we print a generic message.
We then prompt the user to enter a value using the input() function, which returns a string. The user's input is passed to the check_string_or_number function to determine its type, and the program prints the appropriate message based on the result.
