@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ You can't divide by zero, that is a mathematical true, and if you try to do it i
2727... print (dividend/ divisor)
2828...
2929>> > divide(dividend = 10 ,divisor = 5 )
30- # 5
30+ # 2
3131
3232>> > divide(dividend = 10 ,divisor = 0 )
3333# Traceback (most recent call last):
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Let's say we don't want our program to stop its execution or show the user an ou
4545... print (' You can not divide by 0'
4646...
4747>> > divide(dividend = 10 ,divisor = 5 )
48- # 5
48+ # 2
4949
5050>> > divide(dividend = 10 ,divisor = 0 )
5151# You can not divide by 0
@@ -58,17 +58,22 @@ You can also handle multiple exceptions in one line like the following without t
5858``` python
5959>> > def divide (dividend ,divisor ):
6060... try :
61- ... var= ' str' + 1
62- ... print (dividend/ divisor)
61+ ... if (dividend== 10 ):
62+ ... var= ' str' + 1
63+ ... else :
64+ ... print (dividend/ divisor)
6365... except (ZeroDivisionError ,TypeError )as error:
6466... print (error)
6567...
68+
69+ >> > divide(dividend = 20 ,divisor = 5 )
70+ # 4
71+
6672>> > divide(dividend = 10 ,divisor = 5 )
67- # 5
73+ # `can only concatenate str (not "int") to str` Error message
6874
6975>> > divide(dividend = 10 ,divisor = 0 )
7076# `division by zero` Error message
71- # `can only concatenate str (not "int") to str` Error message
7277```
7378
7479##Finally code in exception handling