Closed mclaughlin closed 7 years ago
If it is included then e (or whatever you choose as a valid variable name) will point an instance of a ZeroDivisionError exception.
Missing preposition: "will point an instance" --> "will point to an instance"
If it is included then e (or whatever you choose as a valid variable name) will point to an instance of a ZeroDivisionError exception.
If you leave as e off the end of the except statement, you will still have an active exception, but you won’t be able to access the instance of it.
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This sentence is difficult to read because as e is not clearly differentiated from the primary font.
Added quotes around as e. Oct 2
Missing preposition: "will point an instance" --> "will point to an instance"
If it is included then e (or whatever you choose as a valid variable name) will point to an instance of a ZeroDivisionError exception.
This sentence is difficult to read because
as e
is not clearly differentiated from the primary font.