You want to safely convert user input to an integer and print it. Which code correctly handles invalid input without crashing?

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Python - Exception Handling Fundamentals

Atry: num = int(input()) except ZeroDivisionError: print('Invalid number')

Bnum = int(input()) print(num)

Ctry: num = int(input()) except ValueError: print('Invalid number')

Dnum = input() print(int(num))

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand input conversion risks
User input may not be a valid integer, causing ValueError on conversion.
Step 2: Check exception handling
try: num = int(input()) except ValueError: print('Invalid number') uses try-except to catch ValueError and print a message, preventing crash.
Final Answer:
try-except catching ValueError with message -> Option C
Quick Check:
Handle invalid input with ValueError catch [OK]

Quick Trick: Use try-except to catch ValueError on int conversion [OK]

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