Python Bootcamp in a Day - Python Programming for Beginners - The Finally Block

The video tutorial covers error handling in Python, focusing on the use of the finally block. It explains how Python stops when encountering unhandled errors and the importance of managing file operations, such as closing files to avoid system limits. A practical example demonstrates handling a division by zero error, emphasizing the need to ensure files are closed even when errors occur. The finally block is highlighted as a crucial tool for executing code regardless of errors, ensuring resources are properly managed.

What happens if you do not handle errors in your Python code?

How can you ensure that a file is closed even if an error occurs?