Exception Handling in Python 3 – try, except, else, finally

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction To Python ( OPTIONAL )

Lecture 1: What is Python and Father of Python

Lecture 2: Easyness of Python when compared with Other Languages

Lecture 3: Why the name 'Python'

Lecture 4: Python as All Rounder

Lecture 5: Where we can use Python

Lecture 6: Features of Python: Part-1

Lecture 7: Features of Python: Part-2

Lecture 8: Features of Python: Part-3

Lecture 9: Features of Python: Part-4

Lecture 10: Features of Python Summary

Lecture 11: Limitations and Flavors of Python

Lecture 12: Python Versions

Chapter 2: Python Installation & Various Ways to Run Python Program ( OPTIONAL )

Lecture 1: Python Installation

Lecture 2: How to Write and Run python code on IDLE

Lecture 3: How to Write and Run python code by using NotePad

Lecture 4: Install Editplus and Run first Python Program

Chapter 3: Python Language Fundamentals ( OPTIONAL )

Lecture 1: Python Identifiers

Lecture 2: Python Reserved Words

Lecture 3: Data Types Introduction

Lecture 4: Data Types: int data type

Lecture 5: Data Types: Base Conversion Functions

Lecture 6: Data Types: float data type

Lecture 7: Data Types: complex data type

Lecture 8: Data Types: bool data type

Lecture 9: str data type representations by using single,double and triple quot

Lecture 10: str data type – positive and negative index

Lecture 11: Data Types: str data type – Slice Operator

Lecture 12: Data Types: str data type – Slice Operator Applications

Lecture 13: Data Types: + and * operators for str data type

Lecture 14: Type Casting: introduction and int() function

Lecture 15: Type Casting: float() and complex() functions

Lecture 16: Type Casting: bool() and str() functions

Lecture 17: Type Casting: Summary

Lecture 18: Meaning Of Immutability

Lecture 19: Need Of Immutability

Lecture 20: Immutability vs Mutability

Lecture 21: Python Data Types: List data type

Lecture 22: Python Data Types: Tuple data type

Lecture 23: Python Data Types: Set data type

Lecture 24: Python Data Types: FrozenSet

Lecture 25: Python Data Types: Dict

Lecture 26: Python Data Types: range

Lecture 27: Python Data Types: bytes and bytearray

Lecture 28: Python Data Types Summary

Lecture 29: None Data Type

Lecture 30: Escape Characters,Comments and Constants

Chapter 4: Input and Output Statements ( OPTIONAL )

Lecture 1: Agenda & Difference between raw_input() and input() functions

Lecture 2: Demo Program-1 to Read input data from the keyboard

Lecture 3: Demo Program-2 to read input data from the keyboard

Lecture 4: Reading Multiple Values from the keyboard in a single line

Lecture 5: eval() function

Lecture 6: Command Line Arguments Part-1

Lecture 7: Command Line Arguments Part-2

Lecture 8: Important Conclusions about Command Line Arguments

Lecture 9: Output Statements : print() function and sep attribute

Lecture 10: Output Statements : end attribute

Lecture 11: print(object) and with replacement operator

Lecture 12: print() with formatted string

Chapter 5: Python Exception Handling

Lecture 1: Syntax Error vs Runtime Error

Lecture 2: The 3 Most Important Questions about Exception Handling

Lecture 3: Default Exception Handling and Exception Hierarchy

Lecture 4: Customized Exception Handling by using try-except

Lecture 5: Control flow in try-except

Lecture 6: How to print Exception Information to the console?

Lecture 7: try with multiple except blocks?

Lecture 8: Single except block that can handle multiple different exceptions

Lecture 9: Default Except Block & Various except block syntaxes

Lecture 10: finally block purpose and Specialty

Lecture 11: finally block vs os._exit(0)

Lecture 12: Important Interview Question: difference between finally block and destructor

Lecture 13: Control Flow in try-except-finally

Lecture 14: Nested try-except-finally theory and demo program

Lecture 15: Control Flow in Nested try-except-finally

Lecture 16: else block with try-except-finally theory

Lecture 17: else block with try-except-finally demo programs

Lecture 18: Various possible combinations of try-except-else-finally

Lecture 19: Types of Exceptions-Predefined and User Defined

Lecture 20: How to define and raise Customized Exceptions & Demo Program