How can I modify my code and wrap the code inside the main $$do another?$$ loop with a try block?

Language: Python

$1.$ Modify your last GeoPoint program and add exception handling.

$2.$ Wrap the code inside the main $$do another?$$ loop of your last program with a try block.

$3.$ Add three except blocks.

a$.$ The first will catch a TypeError exception and display $$Wrong type of input!$$

b$.$ The second will catch an exception of your choice and display a message that makes sense.

c$.$ The third will catch a generic Exception along with its object e and display the message $$Something went wrong: $,$ e so that the error message e is displayed.

My code:

class Geopoint:

#Define the init method

def $\_\_$init$\_\_($self$)$:

#Set the default values to $0$

self.lat $=0$

self.lon $=0$

self.description $=\text{'}\text{'}$

#Set Point for self, lat, and lon

def setPoint$($self$,$ lat, lon$)$:

self.lat $=$ lat

self.lon $=$ lon

def setDescription$($self$,$ description$)$:

self.description $=$ description

#Get Point for self.lat, self,lon

def getPoint$($self$)->$ tuple:

return $($self$.$lat, self.lon$)$

#Get Description for self $|$ return self description

def getDescription$($self$)->$ str:

return self.description

#Method to calculate the distance of self, lat and lon with a tuple

def distance$($self$,$ lat, lon$)->$ tuple:

#Get the positive value with the absolute value function

return $($abs$($self$.$lat $-$ lat$),$ abs$($self$.$lon $-$ lon$))$

#Main

def main$()$:

#instantiate two points with point$1$ and point$2$

point$1=$ Geopoint$()$

point$2=$ Geopoint$()$

#Set the points and descriptions $(2,3),(5,2)$

point$1.$setPoint$(2,3)$

point$1.$setDescription$(\text{'}$point $1\text{'})$

point$2.$setPoint$(5,2)$

point$2.$setDescription$(\text{'}$point $2\text{'})$

#while true loop

while True:

#Ask for the latitude and longitude

lat $=$ int$($input$(\text{'}$Enter lat: $\text{'}))$

lon $=$ int$($input$(\text{'}$Enter lon: $\text{'}))$

#Find the Distance for point$1$ and point$2$

distanceToOne $=$ point$1.$distance$($lat$,$ lon$)$

distanceToTwo $=$ point$2.$distance$($lat$,$ lon$)$

#If distance to one is less than distance to two

if distanceToOne $<$ distanceToTwo:

print$($f$\text{'}$You are closest to $\{$point$1.$getDescription$()\}$ which is located at $\{$point$1.$getPoint$()\}\text{'})$

else: # if distance to two is less than distance to one

print$($f$\text{'}$You are closest to $\{$point$2.$getDescription$()\}$ which is located at $\{$point$2.$getPoint$()\}\text{'})$

#loop again $($y$/$n$)?$

doAnother $=$ input$(\text{'}$Do another $($y$/$n$)?\text{'})$

if doAnother $!=\text{'}$y$\text{'}$: #$<--$another cool way I learned to shorten the asking 'yes or no if statement' using IS NOT EQUAL TO: $!=$

print$(\text{'}$See you again soon!$\text{'})$

break

if $\_\_$name$\_\_==\text{'}\_\_$main$\_\_\text{'}$:

main$()$

What I need to implement:

while doAnother $==\text{'}$y$\text{'}$:

try:

$\text{'}\text{'}\text{'}$your code here'$\text{'}\text{'}$

except TypeError :

print $("$Wrong type of input!"$)$

except $\text{'}\text{'}\text{'}$exception you picked'$\text{'}\text{'}$ :

print $(\text{'}$your custom message'$)$ #$<--$ EDIT

except Exception as e:

print $($f$"$Something went wrong: $\{$e$\}"),$

doAnother $=(\text{'}$Do another $($y$/$n$)?\text{'})$