#Python's exception

In the process of program development, it is inevitable to deal with some abnormal situations, such as failure to open the file due to being occupied, transmission failure due to network congestion, etc. In order to ensure the normal operation of the program, exception handling is required.

Python uses try and except to catch exceptions, and finally to specify final actions:

except and finally are not required, but at least one of them is required
There can be multiple except to handle different types of exceptions

try:
    try-block           # code to run
except 要捕获的异常类型:
    except-block        # Executed when an exception occurs in the try-block
finally:
    finally-block       # will be executed no matter what

Example:

try:
    10 / 0
except Exception as e:          # Catch the exception of type Exception and assign it to e
    print("Caught error that is", e)
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Exception is the base class of all exception types and can catch all types of exceptions.

You may not know what a "base class" is, but forget about it for now, you will learn about it later.

#Generate exception

Python uses raise to generate exceptions:

raise Exception('An error')
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