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Anders Beutler
Courses Plus Student 606 PointsPlease send help D;
I've watched the video explaining this over and over again, and I thought I was finally understanding it... But once I got to these questions, I felt like I completely and utterly forgot everything. Can anyone help me dumb this down a bit? maybe seeing it a different way might help me to better understand what is going on.
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Steven Parker
230,688 PointsI also recall this concept being particularly challenging at first. There's a number of free tutorials on the web that might help provide a more complete or different perspective. Examples:
- Python Exceptions: An Introduction on realpython.com
- Python - Exceptions Handling on tutorialspoint.com
- Python Try Except on w3schools.com