Python - Exception Handling FundamentalsWhich of the following Python code snippets will cause a SyntaxError exception?Aprint('Hello, world!')Bfor i in range(3): print(i)Cx = 10 + 5Dif x == 5 print(x)Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Check each code snippet for syntax correctnessif x == 5 print(x) misses a colon after the if statement, which is required in Python syntax.Step 2: Confirm other options are syntactically correctOptions A, C, and D follow correct Python syntax and will not cause SyntaxError.Final Answer:if x == 5 print(x) (missing colon) -> Option DQuick Check:SyntaxError = missing colon in if statement [OK]Quick Trick: Remember colons after if, for, while statements [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESForgetting colons after control statementsConfusing runtime errors with syntax errorsAssuming print statements cause syntax errors
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