Python traceback

What Is a Python Traceback?

• A report containing the function calls made in your code at an error point.

• A report containing the function calls made in your code at the last point.

• A wealth of information that can help you diagnose and fix the reason for the exception being raised in your code.

What Does a blue box mean?

• It contains the exception name that was raised.

• It is an Instantiate name of a class exception that was raised.

• It is an error title that was raised.

• It is a function name that was raised.

Question 3: What Does a green box mean?

• Understanding the reason for the exception being raised.

• This message usually contains helpful information about errors.

• It is an error title that was raised.

• It is a function name that was raised.

What Does a yellow box mean?

• Contains information like the file name, line number, and module name.

• Contains information like the file name, line number, and module name, all specifying where the code can be found.

• Show path file and line number where the code can be found.

What Does a red box mean?

• The second line for these calls contains the actual code that was executed.

• Each line for these calls contains the actual code that was executed.

• Show a function was executed.

• Show a code was executed.

What does REPL stand for?

• Read-write-print-loop

• Read-executed-print-loop

• Read-eval-print-loop

• Read-executed-prompt-loop

The following code example what is the raise exception would be?

>>> bar = {1:'a',2:'b'}

>>> bar[3]

• AttributeError

• ValueError

• KeyError

• InvalidKey

The following code example what is the raise exception would be?

>>> foo = "Sovankiry"

>>> foo.casefold()

• AttributeError

• MethodError

• Undefine

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The following code example what is the raise exception would be?

>>> foo = "Sovankiry"

>>> foo.smallcase

• AttributeError

• MethodError

• Undefine

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The following code example what is the raise exception would be?

>>> import iron_head

• PackageNotFound

• ImportError

• ModuleNotFoundError

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