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PY 4U 62: Using the Exception in a Handler

In Python, you can take the instance of a raised exception as an argument to your handler; today we'll have a look at that.

Smalltalk with James Robertson: category: py4u

PU 4U 63: Exception Handling Continued

PU 4U 63: Exception Handling Continued

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