Python 3 Programming Tutorial - Try and Except error Handling

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Brilliant lectures mate.

how does he get 'pink' is not on the list? I have only "continuing". Absolute beginner.

So I tried to set up data validation to test to see if the user input was a valid int or float. The only way I got it to work was with the try / except. I even tried the isinstance to return true or false but because user input is automatically set as string it didnt work. Any help would be great, as of right now I'm converting the user I put into float and doing the try except on the value error because letters cant be converted to float.

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How to make a csv file?

Everything works fine till I add the if, else. After that the problem is if I enter say GreeN even though we have
the whatColor.lower()) to allow the use of upper case or lower case, it doesn't work for me. Again when I
use the if else, other wise it all works fine. Any help as to why?

Hello, Sentdex, do you know why excepton function in the code write as below cannot work? I input word not in the list, however, there is no exception posted. Thank you.

y=["s","A","siri","b","a"]
try:
word=input("input the word you want:\n")
if word in y:
indexof=y.index(word)
print(word)
# else:
# print("word not in the list")
except Exception as e:
print(e)

May I know what is the meaning of e?sorry, I'm new in python.

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can you use a ide with a darker theme? just like pycharm or sublime. because the white theme of your ide makes my eyes burn, probably not just me

can you make a VIDEO about assertion please.

my python program shows "inconsistent use of tabs and spaces in indentation" please help!

explained it wrong though. it's not that it won't throw the exception, it's that it won't catch the exception.

except(OverflowError, ValueError):

except TypeError:

except AttributeError:
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