Dalhousie problem letter E

E.py

#This was Dalhousie University's 2014 programming competition problem letter E.

#We were suposed to have input as a text file, which were suposed to be mock examples of twitter posts. We had to output any
#line that contained a line that contained an expression like "3-4".

#This was meant to be done with Regular Expressions, but I have had no knowledge in those, so I had to do something unique and creative.
#I also did something I have never done before in programming - error trapping. Although very basic one and probably not the
#intended use for them, I have used them to solve my problem, with only having read what the try and except keywords did.

#My solution to go through every letter of every line, put each letter to a new string if it wasn't a number, and if it was a number,
#turn it into a string stating its type, then evaluating if "<type 'int'>-<type 'int'>" was in the new line.

def decide(string):
	q = list(string)
	for each, point in enumerate(q):
		try:
			q[each] = str(type(int(point)))
		except:
			q[each] = point
		m = "".join(q)
		if "<type 'int'>-<type 'int'>" in m: print(string)

for each in range(int(raw_input())):
	decide(str(raw_input()))