Answer by rahnama7m for Else clause application in python exceptions handling
Thanks to the help I took from seysen in the implementation of a simple example of my code, and good notice that was in comments of sanyash ,this answer came to my mind and I think: This is deeply...
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I tried to demonstrate with example, so I edited your code slightly, to only focus on relevant parts.lst = [123, 512, 251]for i in range(6): try: print(lst[i]) except IndexError: print(f"Index {i} not...
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# do something for else will do something only if there's no exception. While # rest of codes will do something always. Otherwise its an order of operations.
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The else block will execute before the finally block, the "rest of code" block will execute after the finally block. If you don't have a finally block then there isn't really any difference, and I...
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For handling exceptions in python we use this pattern: try: # do somethingexcept NameError: # Do something for NameError exceptionsexcept: # Do something for other exceptions raiseelse: # Do something...
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