To catch multiple errors simultaneously in Python, you can use the try-except
block with multiple except
clauses, each one handling a specific type of error. For example:
try:
# code that may raise multiple errors
except TypeError:
# handle TypeError
except ValueError:
# handle ValueError
except ZeroDivisionError:
# handle ZeroDivisionError
In the above example, if the code inside the try
block raises a TypeError
, it will be caught by the first except
clause; if it raises a ValueError
, it will be caught by the second except
clause; and if it raises a ZeroDivisionError
, it will be caught by the third except
clause. You can add as many except
clauses as needed to handle all possible errors that may be raised by your code.
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