Python Coding Specialist: Mastering Error Handling

What keyword in Python is used to handle exceptions?

• `except`

• `catch`

• `error`

• `handle`

Which of the following is the correct way to handle multiple exceptions in Python?

• `except TypeError or ValueError:`

• `except (TypeError, ValueError):`

• `except TypeError, ValueError:`

• `except TypeError & ValueError:`

What will be the output of the following code snippet if `x = 0`? ```python try: print(1 / x) except ZeroDivisionError: print("Cannot divide by zero") ```

• 0

• `Cannot divide by zero`

• `ZeroDivisionError`

• None of the above

Which statement is used to raise an exception in Python?

• `throw`

• `raise`

• `error`

• `exception`

What is the output of the following code snippet? ```python try: raise ValueError("A value error occurred") except ValueError as e: print(e) ```

• `ValueError: A value error occurred`

• `A value error occurred`

• `Error`

• `Exception`

Which of the following is true about the `finally` block in Python error handling?

• It is executed only if no exceptions are raised.

• It is executed before the `try` block.

• It is executed whether an exception occurs or not.

• It is not necessary to have a `finally` block.

What is the purpose of the `else` block in Python error handling?

• To execute code that must run if an exception occurs.

• To execute code that must run if no exceptions occur.

• To catch all exceptions not caught by previous `except` blocks.

• To define additional exceptions.

Which of the following is not a built-in exception in Python?

• `ValueError`

• `TypeError`

• `FileNotFoundException`

• `IndexError`

How can you access the error message in an exception block?

• By using the `message` attribute of the exception object.

• By using the `text` attribute of the exception object.

• By using the exception object directly in a string context.

• By calling the `getMessage()` method on the exception object.

What will happen if an exception is not handled in a `try` block?

• The program will ignore the exception and continue execution.

• The program will terminate and Python will print an error message.

• The exception will be automatically handled by Python's default exception handler.

• The `finally` block, if present, will handle the exception.