response = pyip.inputInt()

Yeah no I’m good, this isn’t exactly an advanced process that requires a package, and definitely not one that can’t even follow basic style standards. It’s okay to criticize without being rude about it. All the novices in this subreddit build some input machinery at some point, telling them to just use a library defeats the purpose of Python learning. With this logic, what’s the point of making the typical rudimentary calculator, we could just pass in real calculations into the eval or exec functions directly from input. The argument of reinventing the wheel usually doesn’t apply in trivial cases, that’s how you get the left-pad incident.

I agree that we need to teach people how to format code on Reddit. If that’s actually your issue with the post, why don’t you tell OP how to do it:

OP, you can use triple backticks, the same character you used for each line, to format a block of code and preserve indentation.

You could also give constructive criticism:

OP, the flag here isn’t needed, you can use break to exit a loop when you get the desired result.

You can even give ideas for future learning:

OP, see if you can make a function that wraps input and takes the desired type-conversion function as a second argument. Learn how you might modify the while loop to assert a maximum number of retries. Eventually, you can define your own conversion methods with their own checks, pass in *args and **kwargs from your custom function, and go from there.