Re: exception handling in complex Python programs On Tue, 19 Aug 2008 22:24:45 -0700, eliben wrote: """ between file() and open() in Python 2 and 3, a NameError is thrown with open() in Python 3 and an IOError is thrown in the other three cases <bashes head against keyboard>...
1defdoStuff():#Python code2doFirstThing()#We don't care about exceptions here,3doNextThing()#so we don't need to detect them4...5doLastThing()67if__name__=='__main__':8try:9doStuff()#This is where we care about results,10except:#so it's the only place we must check11badE...
In computing and computer programming, exception handling is the process of responding to the occurrence of exceptions – anomalous [异常的] or exceptional conditions requiring special processing - during the execution of a program. In general, an exception breaks the normal flow of execution and ...
because Python detects errors automatically, your code usually doesn’t need to check for errors in the first place. The upshot is that exceptions let you largely ignore the unusual cases and avoid error-checking code.
In this example, the file-copy logic is harder to follow because the logic is intermixed with exception-checking, exception-handling, and cleanup code: The two == NULL and one == EOF checks are the equivalent of the hidden throw statements and related checks. The three fprintf() function ...
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The features that you’ve learned about here are all related to Python’s exception handling. However, there are many other small changes happening as well. What’s New In Python 3.11 keeps track of all of them.Conclusion In this tutorial, you’ve learned about some of the new capabilities...
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this PEP suggests __cause__ because of its specific meaning. For an implicitly chained exception, this PEP proposes the name __context__ because the intended meaning is more specific than temporal precedence but less specific than causation: an exception occurs in the context of handling another...
In this example, the file-copy logic is harder to follow because the logic is intermixed with exception-checking, exception-handling, and cleanup code: The two == NULL and one == EOF checks are the equivalent of the hidden throw statements and related checks. The three fprintf() function ...