You don't need to use parentheses in this code, but it works just as well ^^
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I think you meant type(n) != int
Not (n) != int
But either ways it will never execute because there are only three cases :
n % 2 throws an error
n % 2 == 1
n % 2 == 0
In all these cases you don't reach the final elif statement.

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Hi, I like the comments in the code, but a bit of feedback: the final statement will never be reached, and if it could be, it doesn't perform a valid type check.

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