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1,311 PointsUnderstanding a quiz question regarding exceptions
Below was a question regarding exceptions which requires you to identify which values are printed. I got the correct answer but want to be sure I thought about it correctly.
print("A")
try:
result = 5 + 5
print("B")
except ValueError:
print("C")
except TypeError:
print("D")
else:
print("E")
print("F")
The way I thought about it was: A gets printed then 'result' is successfully tried and B gets printed. Because there were no problems with 'result' or printing B there are no errors so the else function is performed printing 'E' and then the final printing function is performed printing 'F'...
Hope that makes sense and thanks.
