Python function always returns false when comparing to ints
Question: 
    from pip.backwardcompat import raw_input
    from PFD import *
    
    
    def getInput():
        try:
            n = raw_input("Please enter the file size: ")
            int(n)
            print(str(n))
            order = raw_input("Please enter a Fib Order [3/4]: ")
            int(order)
        except ValueError:
            getInput()
    
        if order == 3:
            Fib.three(n)
        elif order == 4:
            Fib.four(n)
        else:
            print("You did something wrong, idiot.")
            getInput()
    
    
    getInput();
    

So this is the problem. No matter what I do, it tells me I did something wrong
and calls me an idiot. :(


Answer: Your line

    
    
    int(order)
    

needs to be assigned back to the order variable like so:

    
    
    order = int(order)
    

edit: As alKid pointed out, the same for n:

    
    
    n = int(n)
    

