Python Programming Tutorial #18 - Try and Except (Python Error Handling)

Try and Except in Python - Error Handling Tutorial

This is the 18th video in my python programming series and today I talk about how to handle python errors using the try and except python code block.

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[teodorturcanu]

I really struggled to understand the try and except before watching this. You explained it quickly and clearly and now I feel very confident with it. Thanks!

[Senzei_YT]

Great work broo. I was confused about this, you helped me a lot. You described it very clearly. THANKS. SUBSCRIBED

[ranahamzakhudadadkhan]

real practical examples help to understand the purpose of the function and you did it....🙂 thanks

[jonathanedwardgoode]

Thanks much for these videos! They are super helpful to me as a novice who is hoping to teach myself to code over the next year. One question, when should try&except be used instead of if statements?

[freedomtd]

Hey man, great video. Thanks for posting it.

[vihashah]

Ur amazing! Thanks so much for these amazing tutorials.

[htetlwinkyaw]

Thanks Tim, this tutorial helped me a lot.

[Tracks]

When is your next video? :D Keep it up!

[sgathercgmail]

These are great videos, thanks. Could you make the text a bit larger? I'm working on a laptop and its a bit tricky to read sometimes 🙂

[addisumengistu]

Who here noticed that he changed the position of Minecraft

[Itsyaboy_Jeff]

Nice I got the 200th Like, So satisfying

[eswarspython]

Nice video
Watched at 2x
Meet you in next one

[keneflucas]

If the 'try' function works, do you leave it in the program or do you replace it with an 'if' or something else...?

[PeenTip]

So under that except block can you do a print function for a user input to try again?

[Aaryan]

Hii Tim after running a code I'm getting an error like this:-

code:
myList = [97, 98, 99, 100]

myList[1:1] = -40

print(myList)


TypeError: can only assign an iterable

[jordanping]

can someone tell me the difference between this and the 'if' and 'else' statement?

[NotGhostCaos]

Still crashes bc it uses an excel file, I want to avoid crash when run and the file is open :(

[chiragbhardwaj]

How is this any different than if-else?

[theironhunk]

"do or do not, there is no try"
-yoda

[lezzure]

Hat mir nicht geholfen. Hab lieber David gefragt.