Test a computer program or algorithm : The On-success Block and Re-raising Exceptions

This video tutorial covers handling exceptions in Python, focusing on re-raising exceptions and using the else block in try-except statements. It explains a user class with engagement metrics and demonstrates how to calculate user scores. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of allowing errors to bubble up during development and introduces best practices for exception handling.

How can you handle exceptions effectively while developing a program?

What does the 'raise' keyword do in Python?

What should you do if you want to send an engagement notification only when no error occurs?

Why is it important to define all properties in the init method of a class?