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Python Exception Handling

Question 1

In python, can you have multiple except blocks for a single try block?

Yes, you can have as many except blocks as needed.

No, only one except block is allowed.

It depends on the python version.

You can have multiple except blocks but only in custom exceptions.

Question 2

What happens if an exception is raised in the finally block?

The exception is ignored.

The program crashes.

The exception is propagated to the calling code.

Python automatically corrects the issue.

Question 3

What is the purpose of the else block in exception handling?

It defines the code that might raise an exception.

It defines the code that handles exceptions.

It defines the code that should always run.

It defines the code that should run if no exception is raised.

Question 4

Which block is used to handle exceptions in python?

try

except

finally

raise

Question 5

What is the primary purpose of the raise keyword in python?

It raises an exception.

It defines a custom exception class.

It catches an exception.

It defines a loop construct.

Question 6

Which block is not mandatory in a try-except-finally structure?

try

except

finally

else

Question 7

What is the primary purpose of the try block in python?

It defines the code that should always run.

It defines the code that might raise an exception.

It defines the code that handles exceptions.

It defines a loop construct.

Question 8

Which block allows you to specify code that should be executed when an exception occurs?

try

except

finally

raise

Question 9

What is the role of the finally block in exception handling?

It defines the code that might raise an exception.

It defines the code that handles exceptions.

It defines the code that should always run, whether an exception is raised or not.

It defines a loop construct.

Question 10

In which block do you typically place the code that you want to execute when no exceptions occur?

try

except

finally

else

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