Exception Handling in Python

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What is the purpose of the assert statement in Python?

A) To test if a given condition is True, and if not, raise an AssertionError exception B) To handle exceptions C) To print error messages D) To ignore errors

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Answer: Option A

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The following Python code will result in an error if the input value is entered as -5.

assert False, 'Spanish'

A) True B) False

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Answer: Option A

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What is the purpose of the except clause in a try block?

A) To define the block of code that will be executed if an exception is raised B) To handle the exception C) To raise an exception D) To create a function

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Answer: Option A

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What is the output of the following code:

try:
 x = 10 / 0
except ZeroDivisionError:
 print("Error!")
finally:
 print("Finally!")

A) Error! Finally! B) Finally! C) Error! D) An error will occur

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Answer: Option A

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Which of the following is not an exception handling keyword in Python?

A) try B) except C) accept D) finally

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Answer: Option C

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What is the purpose of the else clause in a try block?

A) To define the block of code that will be executed if no exception is raised B) To raise an exception C) To handle the exception D) To create a function

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What is the purpose of the finally clause in a try block?

A) To define the block of code that will always be executed, whether an exception is raised or not B) To handle the exception C) To raise an exception D) To create a function

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Answer: Option A

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How can you create a custom exception class in Python?

A) By inheriting from the Exception class B) By using the throw keyword C) By using the custom keyword D) By creating a new class

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What is the syntax to raise an exception manually in Python?

A) raise Exception("Message") B) throw Exception("Message") C) throw("Message", Exception) D) exception("Message")

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Answer: Option A

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What will be the output of the following Python code?

def getMonth(m):
    if m<1 or m>12:
        raise ValueError("Invalid")
    print(m)
getMonth(6)

A) ValueError B) Invalid C) 6 D) ValueError("Invalid")

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Answer: Option C

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