What happens when multiple exceptions are thrown in a program?

What happens when multiple exceptions are thrown in a program?

When multiple exceptions are thrown, the program will stop executing at the point of the first unhandled exception.

Can you give me an example of that?

Sure! If you have a try block that attempts to divide by zero and access an invalid index in a list, the first exception will halt execution.

How can I handle multiple exceptions?

You can use multiple except blocks or a single except block that handles multiple exception types.

What if I want to log all exceptions instead of stopping?

You can use a try-except block to catch exceptions and log them, then continue execution with a finally block.