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If my code has more than one or multiple exceptions, how to write the try-except block to catch multiple exceptions?
I have the code as follows How do I test if the value of i is a positive integer value and raise an exception if it is not one?
I have a user defined or custom exception as follows How do I raise and implement this CustomException?
I have created an exception class as follows How can I give it a variable when it gets raised and then retrieve that variable when I handle it in the try-except block?
In the code below if I enter any two integers at prompt, I get the following output What type of error am I getting? Is it runtime error?
I can raise multiple exceptions like this And like this  How do I catch multiple exceptions in one except block?
I have come across this idea that exceptions should not hold strings, as strings can themselves throw exceptions. How far is this idea true?
How do I check if ‘ello’ is contained in the string ‘hello world’? How do I also check if ‘no’ is contained in the string ‘Harry Potter: The Goblet of Fire’?
When I run the following line of code, I get an error. How do I catch this error and what type of error is it?
I have a code and I want to test it and debug it. Is there any built-in function or statement in python to test code without using exception handling?
When I am running the following code, I am getting an error. OUTPUT How to use try, except and finally statements in python to handle exceptions like above?
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