Test a computer program or algorithm : Built-in Errors in Python

The video tutorial provides an overview of common Python errors, including index, key, name, attribute, not implemented, runtime, syntax, indentation, tab, type, value, and import errors. It explains the causes and solutions for each error type, emphasizing the importance of understanding error messages and traceback information. The tutorial also covers deprecation warnings and the significance of avoiding circular imports. By the end, viewers will have a comprehensive understanding of how to identify and resolve various Python errors.

What type of error occurs when you try to access a list index that doesn't exist?

• Index Error

• Key Error

• Name Error

• Attribute Error

Which error occurs when you use a key that doesn't exist in a dictionary?

• Key Error

• Name Error

• Type Error

• Index Error

Which error is raised when you try to use an attribute that a list object does not have?

• Key Error

• Type Error

• Attribute Error

• Syntax Error

What is the purpose of a not implemented error?

• To show a syntax mistake

• To highlight a type mismatch

• To signal that a feature is not yet developed

• To indicate a missing attribute

What is a common cause of a syntax error in Python?

• Using an undefined variable

• Missing a colon at the end of a class definition

• Accessing a non-existent dictionary key

• Mixing tabs and spaces

What is a common mistake that leads to an indentation error?

• Using a deprecated function

• Accessing a list with an invalid index

• Using a variable before defining it

• Forgetting to indent a block of code

What happens when you try to add a string and an integer in Python?

• Type Error

• Syntax Error

• Value Error

• Attribute Error

When does a value error typically occur?

• When a module is imported incorrectly

• When a function receives an argument of the wrong type

• When a variable is used before being defined

• When a function receives an argument of the correct type but inappropriate value

What is a circular import?

• Importing a module that imports itself

• Importing a module with undefined variables

• Importing a module with syntax errors

• Importing a module with deprecated functions

What does a deprecation warning indicate?

• A syntax error in the code

• An outdated method that has a better alternative

• A missing module import

• A type mismatch in function arguments