Question

How do I manually throw/raise an exception in Python?

Answer 1

You can manually throw (raise) an exception in Python with the keywordraise. This is usually done for the purpose of error-checking. Consider the following example: try: raiseValueError except ValueError: print('There was an exception.')

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Answer 2

1)You can manually throw (raise) an exception in Python with the keyword raise.

2)The code above demonstrates how to raise an exception.

3)You can use the raise keyword to signal that the situation is exceptional to the normal flow.

4)Notice how you can write the error message with more information inside the parentheses.