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The document provides an overview of exception handling in programming, emphasizing its importance for creating reliable code. It explains different types of errors, including syntax, logical, and runtime errors, as well as built-in and user-defined exceptions. The presentation also covers key exception handling keywords such as try, except, else, and finally, along with a practical example of their usage.

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The document provides an overview of exception handling in programming, emphasizing its importance for creating reliable code. It explains different types of errors, including syntax, logical, and runtime errors, as well as built-in and user-defined exceptions. The presentation also covers key exception handling keywords such as try, except, else, and finally, along with a practical example of their usage.

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Exception Handling in

Programming
Exception handling is a vital skill for programmers, enabling them
to write robust and reliable code. This presentation will guide you
through the fundamentals of exception handling and demonstrate
its practical application.

by Rayson Murray
Understanding Types of Errors
Syntax Errors Logical Errors Runtime Errors

These occur when the code These are bugs in the code's logic, These occur during program
violates the programming leading to incorrect results. execution due to unforeseen
language's grammar rules. events, such as invalid data or
resource unavailability.
Types of Exceptions
Built-in Exceptions User-Defined
Exceptions
These are predefined
exceptions that occur when Programmers can create
common errors arise during custom exceptions to
program execution. handle specific errors
Examples include related to their application's
ZeroDivisionError, domain.
ValueError, and
TypeError.
Exception Handling Keywords: try, except
try: except:

This block encloses the code that might cause an This block defines the specific exception type to be
exception. If an exception occurs within this block, the caught and the corresponding actions to be taken.
program flow jumps to the corresponding except
block.
Exception Handling Keywords: else, finally
else: finally:

This block executes only if no exceptions occur within This block executes regardless of whether an exception
the try block. It's used for actions that depend on the occurred or not. It's often used for cleanup operations,
successful execution of the try block. such as closing files or releasing resources.
Exception Handling: A Practical Example
try:
1 Attempting to divide by zero.

except ZeroDivisionError:
2
Catching the exception.

else:
3
Execute if division was successful.

finally:
4
Perform cleanup actions.
Thank you!!!

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