Python In Practice - 15 Projects to Master Python - Error Handling in Python

The video tutorial covers handling errors in Python, focusing on syntax errors and exceptions. It explains how to fix syntax errors by correcting code and using Python's error messages. The tutorial then introduces exceptions, such as zero division and name errors, and demonstrates using try-except blocks to handle these errors gracefully. Advanced error handling techniques are also discussed, including handling value and type errors, and providing user-friendly error messages.

What type of error occurs when you try to concatenate a string with an integer in Python?

• Name Error

• Type Error

• ZeroDivisionError

• Syntax Error

Which error is raised when a variable is used before it is defined?

• Name Error

• Type Error

• Syntax Error

• ZeroDivisionError

What is the purpose of the try block in Python?

• To test a block of code for errors

• To print output to the console

• To define a variable

• To handle syntax errors

How can you handle a ZeroDivisionError in Python?

• By using a while loop

• By using a for loop

• By using a try and except block

• By using a print statement

What error occurs when you try to convert a non-numeric string to an integer?

• Value Error

• ZeroDivisionError

• Syntax Error

• Name Error

Which block can be used to catch any unspecified error in Python?

• except block

• else block

• finally block

• try block

What message is printed when an unspecified error is caught in the generic except block?

• Something went wrong

• Value Error

• ZeroDivisionError

• Syntax Error