You want to handle both KeyError and IndexError in the same block. Which is the best way to write the except clause?

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Python - Exception Handling Fundamentals

You want to handle both KeyError and IndexError in the same block. Which is the best way to write the except clause?

Aexcept KeyError, IndexError: print('Error caught')

Bexcept KeyError or IndexError: print('Error caught')

Cexcept KeyError and IndexError: print('Error caught')

Dexcept (KeyError, IndexError): print('Error caught')

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand how to catch multiple exceptions
Python requires a tuple of exceptions inside parentheses to catch multiple exceptions in one block.
Step 2: Identify correct tuple syntax
The correct syntax is except (KeyError, IndexError): to catch both exceptions.
Final Answer:
except (KeyError, IndexError): print('Error caught') -> Option D
Quick Check:
Use tuple in except to catch multiple exceptions [OK]

Quick Trick: Use except (Error1, Error2): to catch multiple exceptions [OK]

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