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Examples of Exceptions

The document outlines various types of exceptions in programming, including Index Error, Key Error, Value Error, Type Error, and Zero Division Error. It provides examples of how these errors can occur in code, particularly when user input is invalid. The document emphasizes the importance of user responsibility in providing correct input to avoid these errors.

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Examples of Exceptions

The document outlines various types of exceptions in programming, including Index Error, Key Error, Value Error, Type Error, and Zero Division Error. It provides examples of how these errors can occur in code, particularly when user input is invalid. The document emphasizes the importance of user responsibility in providing correct input to avoid these errors.

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Examples of Exception

1. Index error
2. Key error
3. Value error and type error
4. Zero division error

When these errors occur

L=[10, 20, 30, 40, 50]

index=int(input(‘enter a index’) # user has to enter value here

print(L[index])

Program:

L=[10, 20, 30, 40, 50] # LIST OF ELEMENT

index= int(input(‘Enter index’)) # ASKING USER TO ENTER INDEX

print(L[index])

• If we print valid index it will print else


• If not valid index it will print error
• So ,user itself is responsible for giving wrong index

What our program can do ?

• It can give a message”please enter a index which is from 0 to 4 only”


• Now there in output the error will be given as traceback, means it is showing in which line the
error is appearing.

Index error: List index out of range

Name of the error. This is the description of the error

Value Error and Type error:


val= int(‘abc’) # here we are doing type conversion

res=‘2’+3 # this type is called as value error


We are saying here ‘2’+3
2 to be concatenate with 3
But it is a string how can a type int be concatenated with string

a=10
s=‘number’ THIS IS TYPE ERROR
print(s+a)

Key error:

D=[1:’a’, 2:’b’, 3:’c’]# dictionary list


key=int(input(‘Enter a key’))
print(L[key])
D={1:’a’, 2:’b’, 3:’c’}
key= int(input(‘Enter a key’))
print(D[key]) # it will show key error

Two possibilities of getting an error

1. Not entering a proper key and


2. entering string instead of integers

Zero Division Error:

a= int(input(‘Enter rst number’)


b=int(input(‘Enter second number’)
res=a//b
print(res)# it will show zero division error
fi

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