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What is the difference between Error and Exceptions?

a: Errors can be handled by the programmer, whereas exceptions cannot be handled Explanation

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b: Exceptions can be handled by the programmer, errors cannot be handled Explanation

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c: Errors can be handled using try except block, whereas exceptions cannot be handled using try except block Explanation

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d: None of the above Explanation

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Which of the following is not a built-in exception in Python?

a: ValueError Explanation

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b: TypeError Explanation

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c: ZeroDivisionError Explanation

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d: RangeError Explanation

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Which keyword is used to raise an exception manually in Python?

a: try Explanation

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b: except Explanation

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c: raise Explanation

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d: finally Explanation

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Which of the following scenario holds true with respect to the finally block execution

a: Finally block always gets executed irrespective of the errors and exceptions Explanation

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b: Finally block gets executed only when there are no errors in your program Explanation

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c: Finally block gets executed only when there is an exception in your program Explanation

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d: None of the above Explanation

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What is the difference between the "try/except" and "try/finally" blocks in exception handling in Python?

a: The "try/except" block is used to catch and handle exceptions, while the "try/finally" block is used for cleanup operations. Explanation

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b: The "try/except" block is used to ensure a specific block of code is always executed, while the "try/finally" block is used to catch and handle exceptions. Explanation

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c: The "try/except" block is used to raise an exception manually, while the "try/finally" block is used to define code that will always execute. Explanation

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d: None of the above Explanation

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Which of the following error occurs when the user enters an invalid input?

a: Syntax Error Explanation

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b: Logical Error Explanation

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c: RunTime Error Explanation

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d: None of the above Explanation

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When your code gets compiled successfully, and gives you the output, but the output which you have obtained is an incorrect one. This scenario is an example of?

a: Runtime Error Explanation

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b: Logical Error Explanation

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c: Syntax Error Explanation

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d: None of the above Explanation

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Which of the following is not a common built-in exception in Python?

a: ValueError Explanation

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b: IndexError Explanation

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c: FileNotFoundError Explanation

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d: FileExistsError Explanation

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When the programmer is trying to import modules in his program which he have bever created is an example of which error?

a: KeyError Explanation

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b: TypeError Explanation

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c: IndexError Explanation

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d: ModuleNotFoundError Explanation

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