Module 12 Quiz

Test your knowledge of Error Handling • 10 Questions

Question 1

What type of error does print("Age: " + 25) produce?

SyntaxError ValueError TypeError NameError

Question 2

What does the except block do?

It prevents all errors from occurring It runs when an error occurs in the try block It runs after the try block regardless of errors It stops the program

Question 3

What error does int("hello") produce?

TypeError SyntaxError NameError ValueError

Question 4

When does the finally block run?

Always, whether or not an error occurred Only when an error occurs Only when no error occurs Only when the program ends

Question 5

What is a traceback?

A way to undo errors A tool for testing code Python's error report showing the file, line, and error type A method to trace variable values

Question 6

When does the else block (in try/except/else) run?

When an error occurs Only when NO error occurred in the try block Always, before the finally block When the except block finishes

Question 7

What does the raise keyword do?

Creates and triggers an exception Catches an exception Prevents an exception Prints an error message

Question 8

Which debugging technique involves explaining your code line by line to find bugs?

Print debugging Binary search debugging Exception handling Rubber duck debugging

Question 9

What error does my_dict = {"a": 1}; print(my_dict["b"]) produce?

IndexError ValueError KeyError NameError

Question 10

Why should you catch specific exceptions rather than using a bare except:?

It makes the code run faster It prevents accidentally hiding unexpected errors It is required by Python It uses less memory

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