Exceptions

Exceptions in Python are events that disrupt the normal flow of a program's execution. They occur when the interpreter encounters an error during runtime, such as trying to divide by zero or accessing an index that's out of bounds in a list. When an exception occurs, Python creates an exception object. If the exception isn't handled, the program will terminate and display an error message. However, you can use try and except blocks to catch and handle exceptions, allowing your program to continue running even when errors occur.

Visit the following resources to learn more:

• @official@Errors and Exceptions
• @article@Python Exceptions: An Introduction
• @video@Learn Python EXCEPTION HANDLING in 5 minutes!