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An exception is an event, which
occurs during the execution of a
program that disrupts the normal
flow of the program's instructions.
In general, when a Python script
encounters a situation that it cannot
cope with, it raises an exception.
An exception is a Python object that
represents an error.
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There are three main types of errors (exceptions) a python program may
encounter. These errors are follows.
Types of
Errors
Syntax Run Time Logical
Errors Errors Errors
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The try block contains code, that is to
be executed or tested.
In case there is an exception (error) in
any of the lines of code then except
block will be invoked and executed.
There can be multiple except blocks.
In case there is no exception (error) in
try block code execution then after
completing try block code the else
code block will be executed.
The finally code block is executed at
the end, regardless of any exception
(error).
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Look at the following code and find
out, Whether the code will RUN ?
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As there is/are no error(s) in code
the program will run successfully
and produce following result.
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Look at the following code and find
out, Whether the code will RUN ?
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There are no syntax error in the
code. However, a runtime error will
be generated for MATH domain
error (Divide by Zero).
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Look at the following code and find
out, Whether the code will RUN ?
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As there is/are no error(s) in code
the program will run successfully
and produce following result.
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Look at the following code and find
out, Whether the code will RUN ?
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There are no syntax error in the
code. However, a runtime error will
be generated for Index domain
error (Index Out of Bounds).
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Built In Exceptions
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Hence, these runtime errors can be easily handled and we can ensure
the error free execution of the program. Thereby we can improve
robustness of the program using try…except block.
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Hence, these runtime errors can be easily handled and we can ensure
the error free execution of the program. Thereby we can improve
robustness of the program using try…except block.
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When we use multiple except block then we must assign default
except block at the end of all exact except blocks, otherwise this error
will be raised.
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In python a raise statement will be used to raise a manual exception. Using raise
we can raise any built in exception.
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An assert statement in Python is used to test an expression in the program code. If
the result after testing comes false, then the exception is raised.
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try:
The try…except block can also be
nested. It means one try block
contains another try…except block. except:
try:
except:
In this case both try…except block
works independently. The outer one
will have its separate except, else and
finally blocks as well as inner ones else:
will also have separate except, else finally:
and finally block. else:
finally:
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try: try:
except: except:
else: else:
try:
except: finally:
try:
except:
else:
finally:
else:
finally:
finally:
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