Question

1|>try:

2|>>some_function()
3|>[fill in this blank]
4|>>print(the_error)
Q: The code segment above attempts to run a function called some_function, but if it fails, it tries to print the error that occurred. Which of the following lines would complete this code so that it behaves as intended?

Answer 1

The correct line to complete the code would be 'except: ' followed by the error type or types you want to catch.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct line to complete the code would be except: followed by the error type or types you want to catch. This will allow you to handle the error gracefully and print the error message.

For example:

1. 
   
3. try:
4. 
   
6. some_function()
7. 
   
9. except ValueError as ve:
10. 
    
12. print('ValueError occurred:', ve)

This code will catch a ValueError if it occurs and print the specific error message.