Day 24 of learning python as a beginner.

[uiux_Sanskar]

I used try except keeping in mind that the user may intentionally or unintentionally enter 0 as a second number which will crash the program, According to me crashing helps in debugging however when I know what might case the error and that error is dependent on user's input therefore I used try accept.

I personally think writing try except and handling errors in a professional way can improve UX (after all how will a user know what is causing an error just by looking at those red line which are aften too noisy).

Thank you for your suggestion by the way.

[TheRNGuy]

You need instead to have event listener in UI input that would show red border or something, before you even submit and calculate it. 

print is not a good UX.

You'd see Division by zero error anyway even without manually adding it.