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Python Notes

In Python, functions return 'None' by default, and user input can be taken until a dot is entered. Successful execution is indicated by Exit Code 0, while Exit Code 1 signifies a crash. Programmers should anticipate exceptions like 'ValueError' for non-numerical inputs and 'ZeroDivisionError' for division by zero, handling them with appropriate error messages.

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Python Notes

In Python, functions return 'None' by default, and user input can be taken until a dot is entered. Successful execution is indicated by Exit Code 0, while Exit Code 1 signifies a crash. Programmers should anticipate exceptions like 'ValueError' for non-numerical inputs and 'ZeroDivisionError' for division by zero, handling them with appropriate error messages.

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Python Notes:

 By default, functions in python return “None” value.


 This part of code to take from user multiple lines as an
input:

//When the user enter a dot it's stop the input

Exceptions:

Exit Code: 0 -> means that the program executed successfully.


Exit Code: 1 -> means that the program crashed.
“The good programmer must anticipate this situations ” then, you
should handle the situation and print a proper error message.

There are different kinds of exceptions:

 “ValueError” : “ex. If you entered a non-numerical value in integer


variable”.
 “ZeroDivisionError” : if you divide a number over zero

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