Python ZeroDivisionError: Handling Division By Zero

As you hopefully know, we can't divide by the number zero. If we do so anyway, Python will throw an exception called ZeroDivisionError, which is a subclass of ArithmeticError. When can catch this exception with a Python try except block.

If you call a Python function inside the try block, and an exception occurs in that function, the flow of code execution stops at the point of the exception and the code in the except block is executed. Try doing this again, without try and except. You'll see that Python prints the exception for us on stderr, causing error output and a non-zero return code from your code.

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