Python comes with an extensive support of exceptions and exception handling. An exception event interrupts and, if uncaught, immediately terminates a running program. The most popular examples are the IndexError, ValueError, and TypeError. An exception will immediately terminate your program. To avoid this, you can catch the exception with a try/except block around the code …
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Writing code in Python is not always an easy task. Often writing “perfect” code without any errors is nothing more than a coder’s daydream. Allow me to introduce you to a little function programmers use to debug their code called the breakpoint() function. Now there are several tools a programmer can use in their coding …
You may encounter a special ValueError when working with Python’s math module. Python raises this error when you try to do something that is not mathematically possible or mathematically defined. To understand this error, have a look at the definition of the domain: “The domain of a function is the complete set of possible values …
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