User FAQs

1) Which statement can be used to avoid errors if an "if statement" has no content?
The pass statement

2) What are Exception Groups in Python?
Added in version 3.11
The ExceptionGroup can be handled using a new except* syntax. The * symbol indicates that multiple exceptions can be handled by each except* clause.
ExceptionGroup is a collection/group of different kinds of Exception.
Without creating Multiple Exceptions we can group together different Exceptions which we can later fetch one by one whenever necessary, the order in which the Exceptions are stored in the Exception Group doesn't matter while calling them.

try: 
raise ExceptionGroup('Example ExceptionGroup', ( 
TypeError('Example TypeError'), 
ValueError('Example ValueError'), 
KeyError('Example KeyError'), 
AttributeError('Example AttributeError') 
)) 
except* TypeError: 
.. 
except* ValueError as e: 
.. 
except* (KeyError, AttributeError) as e: 
..