How does exception handling in Python differ from Java?

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Posted On: Jun 17, 2024

 

Python uses its own techniques to implement exception handling. <try-except> is the block that can be utilized by the programmer to view any type of error details without having to end the program. Additionally, in a few cases, this <try-except> statement provides a solution to handle the error.

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