What are Python's built-in exceptions?

What are Python's built-in exceptions?

Python has several built-in exceptions like ValueError, TypeError, and IndexError. Each serves a specific purpose.

Can you explain what a ValueError is?

A ValueError occurs when a function receives an argument of the right type but an inappropriate value, like converting a non-numeric string to an integer.

What happens if I try to access an index that doesn't exist in a list?

You will encounter an IndexError, which indicates that the index you are trying to access is out of the range of the list.

How can I handle these exceptions in my code?

You can handle exceptions using try-except blocks. This allows your program to continue running even if an error occurs.