# exception = events detected during execution that interrupt the flow of a program try: numerator = int(input("Enter a number to divide: ")) denominator = int(input("Enter a number to divide by: ")) result = numerator / denominator except ZeroDivisionError as e: print(e) print("You can't divide by zero! idiot!") except ValueError as e: print(e) print("Enter only numbers plz") except Exception as e: print(e) print("something went wrong :(") else: print(result) finally: print("This will always execute")
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@@damansomaiah6535A clear reason to not simply except all exceptions is that you prevent the original exception message from being presented to the user. "Something went wrong" is less useful to the user than whatever error message the underlying code would have given.
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Fun fact: an inability to divide by zero is a myth. Common convention says you can't, and that's fine for most framings, but other conventions involve division by zero to equal either zero or infinity. All three options are 'correct' in their own way, with different advantages and disadvantages to each approach.
If we want to only take the number part when there is an exception, we can say that the user entered the number 21a by mistake. How can we extract only the int part and ignore the string part?
Question from newbie: and how to do this on large file? i.e. do you create separate .py file to handle errors or we need to do it this way? Thank you in advance
Thank you! This got to the point for a beginner like me and it was easy to understand and execute, without exception. Also, can I be a sis, rather than a bro?
# exception = events detected during execution that interrupt the flow of a program
try:
numerator = int(input("Enter a number to divide: "))
denominator = int(input("Enter a number to divide by: "))
result = numerator / denominator
except ZeroDivisionError as e:
print(e)
print("You can't divide by zero! idiot!")
except ValueError as e:
print(e)
print("Enter only numbers plz")
except Exception as e:
print(e)
print("something went wrong :(")
else:
print(result)
finally:
print("This will always execute")
Can we use elif instead of except??
@@ArafatMohammedAsif I don't think so, cause you can't print what kind of exception
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i just asked for this because i want to say thank your in a very good way, and i hope you don't get it wrong.
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Not really, it's practically impossible to cover every single possible error in a website, if you get the ones that are covered though it will specify
@@damansomaiah6535A clear reason to not simply except all exceptions is that you prevent the original exception message from being presented to the user. "Something went wrong" is less useful to the user than whatever error message the underlying code would have given.
Or you are not supposed to know, that might be bad for their PR
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Fun fact: an inability to divide by zero is a myth. Common convention says you can't, and that's fine for most framings, but other conventions involve division by zero to equal either zero or infinity. All three options are 'correct' in their own way, with different advantages and disadvantages to each approach.
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If we want to only take the number part when there is an exception, we can say that the user entered the number 21a by mistake. How can we extract only the int part and ignore the string part?
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Question from newbie: and how to do this on large file? i.e. do you create separate .py file to handle errors or we need to do it this way? Thank you in advance
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Is finally block is useful?
We can also add a statement in last also
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what is the point of having an "else" statement?
because if an error occurred then nothing would be outputted anyways so whats the point
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Thank you! This got to the point for a beginner like me and it was easy to understand and execute, without exception. Also, can I be a sis, rather than a bro?
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How would I make it say that {whatever you typed in} is not a number
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