How do you handle exceptions in Python? #60
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How do you handle exceptions in Python? |
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A:Exceptions are handled using try/except blocks. The try block contains code that might raise an exception, and except blocks catch and handle specific exception types. You can also use else (if no exception) and finally (always executes) clauses. |
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A:Exceptions are handled using try/except blocks. The try block contains code that might raise an exception, and except blocks catch and handle specific exception types. You can also use else (if no exception) and finally (always executes) clauses.