Code goes wrong (bad input, impossible math) and by default Python crashes. Here you learn to catch problems so your program keeps running, signal bad input on purpose with raise, and find bugs, following one running example the whole way.
| Concepts | Practice problems | Workshop problems |
|---|---|---|
| 12 | 4 | 4 |
Full lessons, worked explanations and every example are on the course website (for enrolled students): https://python-for-beginners.stacksimplify.com/09-error-handling-and-debugging/
Section slides (PDF): pdfs/09-error-handling-and-debugging.pdf
python-learn/: a runnable worked example for every concept. Run them, change them, break them.python-practice/: your exercises to solve. Answers are inpython-practice/solutions/.python-workshop/: bigger build-it-yourself exercises. Answers are inpython-workshop/solutions/.
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