Python Error Handling

What Are Errors?

An error (exception) occurs when something goes wrong while your program is running.

Without handling errors, your program will crash.

Using try and except

The try block contains code that might fail.

The except block handles the error.

Handling Specific Errors

You can catch specific exceptions for better control.

Using else

The else block runs if no error occurs.

Using finally

The finally block always runs, whether an error occurs or not.

Multiple Exceptions

You can handle multiple types of errors separately.

Practice

Prompt: Ask the user for a number and divide 100 by it. Handle invalid input and division by zero.

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