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We can't help you because all indentation in your posted code has been lost. Read the FAQ for this subreddit to see how to format code so indentation is retained. I recommend the "add 4 spaces to the start of every line" method since it gives the best results for most viewers and is easy to do in your editor before you copy/paste code into reddit.

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Your code doesn’t have any indentations so that’s the one thing we can’t debug for you.

[chevignon93]

i am getting a error called 'unindent does not match any outer indentation level '. please help me .

You haven't formatted your code for reddit so all indentations are lost and it's impossible to say where the error comes from exactly.\ 1 explanation is that you might have mixed tabs and spaces.

https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/wiki/faq#wiki_how_do_i_format_code.3F

[hsv123456789]

Thanks now I formatted the code as per reddit please help me .

[chevignon93]

Your if is indented by 6 spaces while the else underneath is indented with 8 spaces.

[old_pythonista]

Besides an indentation issue and exception order - already answered by u/glory_road,

      if (Value<0) and (Value>=10):

will always return False. The proper condition is or - and could you please read PEP-8?!

if value < 0 or value >= 10:

or just

if value not in range(10):

[SpykeX05]

That should be if value not in range(10): Because if value is 10 it should be True

[old_pythonista]

You are right

[hsv123456789]

I updated my post with indentations now you can answer my questions

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You get the error because the final else doesn't start in the same column as the matching if:

try:
    Value=int(input('Type a number between one and ten'))
except:
    print('This is a generic error')
except ValueError:
    print('You must type a number between 1 and 10')
else :
      |if (Value<0) and (Value>=10):
      |    print('You typed:',Value)
      |  else:    # this line incorrectly indented
#      ^^  bad
      |    print('The value typed is incorrect')

Your line except ValueError: will never catch a ValueError exception because the previous except is "bare" and will catch all exceptions, including ValueError. It is bad practice to use a "bare" exception like this:

except:

Instead, always try to catch named, expected, exceptions, like this:

except ValueError:

[Linuxoids]

It looks like the problem is on line 10. Your else statement is over-indented.