EXCEPTION HANDLING IN PYTHON

The unexpected event happened during program execution should be handled by

• EXCEPTION

• EXPERIMENT

• ASSERTION

• EXTRAORDINARY

try:

a=int(input("\n Enter a Value"))

b=int(input("\n Enter a Value "))

c=a/b

print (c)

except:

print("\n Something Went Wrong")

Assume a = 10 and b = 5, then the output will be

• 5.0

• Something Went Wrong

• Arithmetic Error

• 2.0

Exception disrupts the

• Normal flow of the program

• Abnornal flow of the program

• Hard Disk

• None of the Above

The suspicious code is put inside the

• Try Block

• Finally Block

• Else Block

• Except Block

________ statement can also be used without specifying Exception.

• Try

• Finally

• Except

• Else

try:

a=10/5

print (a)

except ArithmeticError:

print ("This statement is raising an exception" )

finally:

print (" final block executed " )

• 2.0

  final block executed

• This statement is raising an exception

  final block executed

• final block executed

• 2.0

An exception can be manually triggered by the command

• raise

• try

• except

• trigger

n= int(input("Please enter an integer: "))

if n < 0:

raise Exception (" Only Positive Numbers are Allowed ")

print ("Great, you successfully entered an integer!")

what is the output if the given input is -12

• Great, you successfully entered an integer!

• Only Positive Numbers are Allowed

• Only Positive Numbers are Allowed

  Great, you successfully entered an integer!

• None of the above Option

User defined Exceptions are created from the _________ Parent Class

• Exception

• Except

• Handler

• User Defined Exception

How many except statements can a try-except block have?

• zero

• one

• more than one

• more than zero