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Python provides a way to handle exceptions through the use of try/except blocks. The syntax of a try/except block is straightforward: you try to run some code in the try block, and if an exception is raised, the code in the except block is executed. This helps you handle potential errors and ensures that your code continues to run even if an error occurs.
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One way to improve the concision of your Python code is by using the ternary operator, a handy tool that allows you to condense an if-else statement into a single line of code.
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Imagine that you have the following comparison:
x = 5
y = 10
if x > y:
result = x
else:
result = yYou can then write it in a single line:
result = x if x > y else y© 2024 Fatos Morina
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