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Built-In Exceptions in Python

Built-in Exceptions in Python provide standard exceptions for common error types, such as AttributeError, EOFError, FloatingPointError, and more. The exceptions are raised automatically when errors occur to indicate the type of error. Some examples include AttributeError for failed attribute assignment, EOFError for hitting end-of-file, and FloatingPointError for failed floating point operations.

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Built-In Exceptions in Python

Built-in Exceptions in Python provide standard exceptions for common error types, such as AttributeError, EOFError, FloatingPointError, and more. The exceptions are raised automatically when errors occur to indicate the type of error. Some examples include AttributeError for failed attribute assignment, EOFError for hitting end-of-file, and FloatingPointError for failed floating point operations.

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Built-in Exceptions in Python

• All instances in Python must be instances of a


class that derives from BaseException.
• There are several built-in exceptions in Python
that are raised when errors occur
Exception Cause of Error
Raised when attribute
AttributeError
assignment or reference fails.
Raised when the input()
EOFError functions hits end-of-file
condition.
Raised when a floating point
FloatingPointError
operation fails.
Raised when the imported
ImportError
module is not found.
Raised when index of a sequence
IndexError
is out of range.
Raised when an error does not
RuntimeError
fall under any other category.
Raised when a key is not found in
KeyError
a dictionary.
Raised when the user hits
KeyboardInterrupt
interrupt key (Ctrl+c or delete).
Raised when an operation runs
MemoryError
out of memory.
Raised when a variable is not
NameError
found in local or global scope.
NotImplementedError Raised by abstract methods.
Raised when system operation
OSError
causes system related error.
Raised when result of an
OverflowError arithmetic operation is too large
to be represented.
Raised by next() function to
StopIteration indicate that there is no further
item to be returned by iterator.
Raised by parser when syntax
SyntaxError
error is encountered.
Raised when there is incorrect
IndentationError
indentation.
Raised when interpreter detects
SystemError
internal error.
SystemExit Raised by sys.exit() function.
Raised when a function or
TypeError operation is applied to an object
of incorrect type.
Raised when a reference is made
to a local variable in a function or
UnboundLocalError
method, but no value has been
bound to that variable.
Raised when a function gets
ValueError argument of correct type but
improper value.
Raised when second operand of
ZeroDivisionError division or modulo operation is
zero.

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