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Python Exception Handling Guide

The document contains Python code snippets demonstrating exception handling using try-except blocks for various scenarios, including division by zero, index out of range, and key errors. It also includes custom exception handling with a user-defined AgeError class to validate age input. The code illustrates the use of else and finally clauses in exception handling.

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Python Exception Handling Guide

The document contains Python code snippets demonstrating exception handling using try-except blocks for various scenarios, including division by zero, index out of range, and key errors. It also includes custom exception handling with a user-defined AgeError class to validate age input. The code illustrates the use of else and finally clauses in exception handling.

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##try:

## a=10

## b=5

## print(a/b)

##except:

## print("not divided by 0")

##

##

##try:

## num=[1,2,3,4,4,50]

## print(num[1])

##except:

## print("Out of range")

##try:

## a=10

## b=5

## print(a/b)

##

## num=[1,5,2,4,6,3]

## print(num[2])

##

## name="shivam"

## print(name)

##

## dict1={"shivam":25,"shubham":26}

## print(dict1["Ashu"])

##
##except ZeroDivisionError as e:

## print(e)

##except IndexError as e:

## print(e)

##except ValueError as e:

## print(e)

##except KeyError as e:

## print("Key error")

##except ValueError as e:

## print("Value error")

##except Exception as e:

## print("common Error")

#else executed when error not throw

##try:

## a=10

## b=5.0

## print(a//b)

##except Exception as e:

## print(e)

##else:

## print("Executed successfully")

#Finally executed wether error throw or not

##try:

## a=10
## b=0

## print(a//b)

##except Exception as e:

## print(e)

##finally:

## print("Executed or Error")

class AgeError(Exception):

pass

age=int(input("Enter your age"))

try:

if age<18 or age>100:

raise AgeError("Age should be Between 18 and 100")

except Exception as e:

print(e)

class AgeError(Exception):

pass

age=int(input("Enter your age"))

if age<18 or age>100:

raise AgeError("Age should be greater then 18")

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