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1.

What are three elements that you might find in a traceback?

A file path, line number, and Python version

A Python version, file path, and function name

A file path, line number, and exception

2.

What two keywords would you use for handling exceptions?

try and except

try and catch

try and unless

3.

Why would using except Exception be unhelpful?

Because it can show a traceback with limited information

Because it can hide what the real problem is

Because you can't raise another exception

4.

When can it be useful to use as err in an except block?

When you want to raise another exception

When you want to reuse or inspect an exception

When you want to avoid having a traceback in the output

5.

What is the right syntax to catch two exceptions in the same except line?

raise (ValueError, TypeError)

except ValueError, TypeError:

except (ValueError, TypeError):

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