Exception Handling in Python 3 try, except, else, finally

Exception Handling in Python 3 – try, except, else, finally, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.5, with 78 lectures, based on 498 reviews, and has 42544 subscribers.

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Title: Exception Handling in Python 3 – try, except, else, finally

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 78

Number of Published Lectures: 78

Number of Curriculum Items: 78

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 78

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Student can get much perfection on Python Fundamentals and Exception Handling

Who Should Attend

Anyone looking to know basics of Python

Anyone looking to clear Python Interviews

Anyone looking to clear Python Certification

Anyone to get perfection on day to day coding requirements on Python Language Fundamentals and Exception Handling Concepts

Target Audiences

Anyone looking to know basics of Python

Anyone looking to clear Python Interviews

Anyone looking to clear Python Certification

Anyone to get perfection on day to day coding requirements on Python Language Fundamentals and Exception Handling Concepts

As the part of Exception Handling, we will cover the following topics.

1. Syntax Error vs Runtime Error

2. The 3 Most Important Questions about Exception Handling

3. Default Exception Handling and Exception Hierarchy

4. Customized Exception Handling by using try-except

5. Control flow in try-except

6. How to print Exception Information to the console?

7. try with multiple except blocks?

8. Single except block that can handle multiple different exceptions

9. Default Except Block & Various except block syntaxes

10. finally block purpose and Speciality

11. finally block vs os._exit(0)

12. Important Interview Question: difference between finally block and destructor

13. Control Flow in try-except-finally

14. Nested try-except-finally theory and demo program

15. Control Flow in Nested try-except-finally

16. else block with try-except-finally theory

17. else block with try-except-finally demo programs

18. Various possible combinations of try-except-else-finally

19. Types of Exceptions-Predefined and User Defined

20. How to define and raise Customized Exceptions & Demo Program

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction To Python ( OPTIONAL )

Lecture 1: What is Python and Father of Python

Lecture 2: Easyness of Python when compared with Other Languages

Lecture 3: Why the name Python

Lecture 4: Python as All Rounder

Lecture 5: Where we can use Python

Lecture 6: Features of Python: Part-1

Lecture 7: Features of Python: Part-2

Lecture 8: Features of Python: Part-3

Lecture 9: Features of Python: Part-4

Lecture 10: Features of Python Summary

Lecture 11: Limitations and Flavors of Python

Lecture 12: Python Versions

Chapter 2: Python Installation & Various Ways to Run Python Program ( OPTIONAL )

Lecture 1: Python Installation

Lecture 2: How to Write and Run python code on IDLE

Lecture 3: How to Write and Run python code by using NotePad

Lecture 4: Install Editplus and Run first Python Program

Chapter 3: Python Language Fundamentals ( OPTIONAL )

Lecture 1: Python Identifiers

Lecture 2: Python Reserved Words

Lecture 3: Data Types Introduction

Lecture 4: Data Types: int data type

Lecture 5: Data Types: Base Conversion Functions

Lecture 6: Data Types: float data type

Lecture 7: Data Types: complex data type

Lecture 8: Data Types: bool data type

Lecture 9: str data type representations by using single,double and triple quot

Lecture 10: str data type – positive and negative index

Lecture 11: Data Types: str data type – Slice Operator

Lecture 12: Data Types: str data type – Slice Operator Applications

Lecture 13: Data Types: + and * operators for str data type

Lecture 14: Type Casting: introduction and int() function

Lecture 15: Type Casting: float() and complex() functions

Lecture 16: Type Casting: bool() and str() functions

Lecture 17: Type Casting: Summary

Lecture 18: Meaning Of Immutability

Lecture 19: Need Of Immutability

Lecture 20: Immutability vs Mutability

Lecture 21: Python Data Types: List data type

Lecture 22: Python Data Types: Tuple data type

Lecture 23: Python Data Types: Set data type

Lecture 24: Python Data Types: FrozenSet

Lecture 25: Python Data Types: Dict

Lecture 26: Python Data Types: range

Lecture 27: Python Data Types: bytes and bytearray

Lecture 28: Python Data Types Summary

Lecture 29: None Data Type

Lecture 30: Escape Characters,Comments and Constants

Chapter 4: Input and Output Statements ( OPTIONAL )

Lecture 1: Agenda & Difference between raw_input() and input() functions

Lecture 2: Demo Program-1 to Read input data from the keyboard

Lecture 3: Demo Program-2 to read input data from the keyboard

Lecture 4: Reading Multiple Values from the keyboard in a single line

Lecture 5: eval() function

Lecture 6: Command Line Arguments Part-1

Lecture 7: Command Line Arguments Part-2

Lecture 8: Important Conclusions about Command Line Arguments

Lecture 9: Output Statements : print() function and sep attribute

Lecture 10: Output Statements : end attribute

Lecture 11: print(object) and with replacement operator

Lecture 12: print() with formatted string

Chapter 5: Python Exception Handling

Lecture 1: Syntax Error vs Runtime Error

Lecture 2: The 3 Most Important Questions about Exception Handling

Lecture 3: Default Exception Handling and Exception Hierarchy

Lecture 4: Customized Exception Handling by using try-except

Lecture 5: Control flow in try-except

Lecture 6: How to print Exception Information to the console?

Lecture 7: try with multiple except blocks?

Lecture 8: Single except block that can handle multiple different exceptions

Lecture 9: Default Except Block & Various except block syntaxes

Lecture 10: finally block purpose and Specialty

Lecture 11: finally block vs os._exit(0)

Lecture 12: Important Interview Question: difference between finally block and destructor

Lecture 13: Control Flow in try-except-finally

Lecture 14: Nested try-except-finally theory and demo program

Lecture 15: Control Flow in Nested try-except-finally

Lecture 16: else block with try-except-finally theory

Lecture 17: else block with try-except-finally demo programs

Lecture 18: Various possible combinations of try-except-else-finally

Lecture 19: Types of Exceptions-Predefined and User Defined

Lecture 20: How to define and raise Customized Exceptions & Demo Program

Instructors

DURGASOFT DURGA
Software Training Organization

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5 stars: 239 votes

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