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- CS192 · Week 8
This is a quiz on exception handling in programming. It covers key concepts and multiple-choice questions. It is for Week 8 of the Programming Essentials module.
What's inside
- Exception handling basics
- Try and except blocks
- Handling specific exceptions
- Exception handling implementation
- Example code output
Who it is for: Students taking the CS192 Programming Essentials module. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Exception handling is a programming technique. Students learn about its purpose and how to use it.
Exception Handling Purpose
Exception handling helps programs manage unexpected situations. It prevents crashes and allows for recovery from errors.
Try and Except Blocks
A try block contains code that might cause an error. An except block handles the error if it occurs. Keywords are used to define these blocks.
Exception Types
Programs can detect and handle specific types of exceptions. This is done by specifying the exception type in the except block.
Exception Handling Design
Exception handling should be part of a program's initial design. It is not something to add later. Students answer questions about this.
Key terms
- Exception handling
- A technique to manage errors and unexpected events in programs.
- Try block
- A section of code that is tested for errors.
- Except block
- A section of code that handles errors found in the try block.
- Exception object
- An object that is created and thrown when an error occurs.
- Exception type
- The specific kind of error that a program can detect and handle.
- Runtime error
- An error that occurs while a program is running.
Questions this document helps with
- What does exception handling do in a program?
- How do try and except blocks work together?
- When should exception handling be added to a program?
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