Chapter Overview
This chapter introduces Exception Handling in Python, a mechanism to catch and manage runtime errors gracefully. Instead of terminating the program abruptly, exception handling provides a controlled way of managing errors. Students will learn built-in exceptions, use of try-except blocks, else and finally clauses, raising exceptions, and creating user-defined exceptions for better program reliability.
Important Keywords
- Exception: An error that occurs during execution, disrupting normal flow.
- try: Block that encloses the code which may raise an exception.
- except: Block that handles exceptions raised in try block.
- else: Block executed if no exceptions occur in try block.
- finally: Block that always executes, regardless of exception.
- raise: Keyword used to raise an exception manually.
- User-defined Exception: Custom exception class defined by the programmer.
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