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Python File Handling and Error Management

The document contains Python code snippets demonstrating various file operations, error handling, and the use of modules like math and os. It includes creating, reading, writing, and deleting files, as well as handling exceptions for invalid inputs. Additionally, it showcases custom exception classes and their usage in a loop for user input validation.

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Python File Handling and Error Management

The document contains Python code snippets demonstrating various file operations, error handling, and the use of modules like math and os. It includes creating, reading, writing, and deleting files, as well as handling exceptions for invalid inputs. Additionally, it showcases custom exception classes and their usage in a loop for user input validation.

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#

Import math

Print (dir(math))

Open (“[Link]”,`w’,encoding =’utf -8) as f:

[Link](“my first file \n”)

[Link](“this file\n”)
[Link](“contains three lines \n”)

F=open(“[Link]”,’r’,encoding = ‘utf-8’)

Print([Link]())

F=open(“[Link]”,’r’,encoding =’utf-8’)

[Link]()

print([Link](4))

[Link](0)

print([Link](4))

F=open(“[Link]”,’r’,encoding =’utf-8’)

For line in f:

Print(line)

F=open(“[Link]”,’r’,encoding =’utf-8’)

For line in f :

Print(line,end=”)

F=open(“[Link]”,’r’,encoding =’utf-8’)

Print([Link])

Print([Link])
#

Import os

Current –directory = [Link] cwd()

Print(current – directory)

Import os

Folder-path= ‘c:\users\\ausus\\dekstop\\test-directory

Result = [Link](folder_path)

Print(result)

Import os

[Link](‘test’)

Import os

[Link] (‘test’,’new-test)

Import os

[Link](‘test’,’c:/users/asus/desktop/test’)

Import os

[Link]() (“new-one”,’[Link]’)

[Link](‘[Link]’)

[Link]()(‘new-one’)

[Link]()[‘new-one’]

[Link](‘new-one)

[Link]()

[]

Import shutil

[Link](‘test’)
#

Traceback (most recent call list):

File “..\[Link]”,line 1,in <module>

Print(1/0)

Def find reciprocal (value):

Try:

Print(“value:”,value)

R=1/value

Print(“the reciprocal of”,value, “is”,r,”\n”)

Except:

Print(“you cannot find reciprocal of”,value,”\n”)

Find reciprocal (“hello”) find reciprocal(2)

Def find reciprocal (value):

Try:

Print(“value:”,value)
r=1/value

Print(“reciprocal of”,value,”is”,r)

Except value error:

Print(“you got value error”)

Except zero division error:

Print(“handling all other errors”)

Find reciprocal (0)

A=int(input(“enter a positive integer:”)

Try: if a<=0:

Raise value error (“not a positive number)

Print(“you entered “,a)

Except value error as ve:


Print(ve)

Try: F=open(“[Link]”,’r’,encoding =’utf-8’)

Finally:[Link]()

Class error (exception):

Class

Value too small error(error):

Class

Value too large error (error):

Number=10

While true :

Try:

i_num=int(input(“enter a number:”))

if i_num<number:

raise

value too small error

elif i_num>number:

raise

value too large error:

break

except value too small error:

print(“this value is too small,try again”)

except value too large error:

print(“this value is too large,try again”)

print(“you guessed it correctly:”)

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