How To Catch Multiple Exceptions On One Line (Python Recipes)

Here's how you can catch multiple exceptions on one line in Python.

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[DrDeuteron]

well now the next video needs to be on custom exceptions.

[OnlyXaM]

This is how I've always done it, I didn't even know you could have multiple except blocks

[gokhulmg]

Thank you. Great video. You could also use "except Exception as e:" to capture all exceptions and repr will let you know what exception it encountered. Awesome.

[MuhammadFaizanMumtaz]

Good I am learning to much from you thanks sir love from pakistan.

[anon_y_mousse]

I never really thought about it before, but is it grouping the types like it would a tuple? Would that be a useful language feature in other areas, regardless of whether that's what Python is doing?

[Sinke_]

you can also save it in variable:
error = ValueError, TypeError, ZeroDivisionError

[quintrankid]

Just a suggestion, f'{number=}'

[BohonChina]

One line is short, but it is not a good idea for different exceptions, you need to handle your exception explicity and carefuly, not just throw it in one place,

[vepman]

How can you encrypt a folder and subfolder with a password in Python and then move them into another folder. Apparently there is no correct explanation on the Internet.

[_mrmark]

Why not just write: except Exception as e:

[murphygreen]

I didn't think I've ever been this early. This is fun