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Exceptions allow you to write code which may not work, and then handle the successful and failed cases separately. The four clauses in Python Exception handling are try, except, else, and finally. These give you the ability to handle an error (except), a success (else), or either (finally). Today we introduce the most common types of exceptions in Python, and then show you how to use all 4 exception clauses.

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