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Welcome to today’s edition of Programming 101! Whether you’re a beginner or looking to sharpen your coding skills, we’re here to break it down for you one step at a time.
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Today’s Topic: Exception Handling in Python
What It Is:
Exception handling is a mechanism in programming to manage runtime errors (exceptions) that occur during the execution of a program. Python uses try, except, and finally blocks to handle exceptions. This allows you to catch and handle errors gracefully instead of letting the program crash.
Why It Matters:
Exception handling is essential for making your programs more robust and user-friendly. By anticipating and managing errors, you can prevent unexpected crashes, provide helpful error messages, and ensure your program continues running smoothly even when problems arise.

