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Python - Handle Ctrl+d With 'import Signal'

I can currently handle CTRL+C via: def hand_inter(signum, frame): print 'hey, nice job.'… Read more Python - Handle Ctrl+d With 'import Signal'

How To Handle Different Exceptions Raised In Different Python Version

Trying to parse a malformed XML content with xml.etree.ElementTree.parse() raises different excepti… Read more How To Handle Different Exceptions Raised In Different Python Version

Sys.excepthook -vs- Handled Exceptions

I noticed that exceptions that are handled do not result in a call to sys.excepthook... which makes… Read more Sys.excepthook -vs- Handled Exceptions

Turtle Window Exit Errors

When I click out of my turtle window it spits 24 lines of errors to the shell. The error report en… Read more Turtle Window Exit Errors

What Did I Do Wrong In My Function Involving Raising An Exception?

The instructions: Write a function validate_input(string) which takes a command string in the forma… Read more What Did I Do Wrong In My Function Involving Raising An Exception?

Potential Exceptions Using Builtin Str() Type In Python

When working with built-in types like int and float in Python, it's common to employ exception … Read more Potential Exceptions Using Builtin Str() Type In Python

Adding Function To Sys.excepthook

Say I have something like this, which sends unhanded exceptions to logging.critical(): import sys … Read more Adding Function To Sys.excepthook

Python Assertraises On User-defined Exceptions

The following question was triggered by the discussion in this post. Assume two files (foobar.py an… Read more Python Assertraises On User-defined Exceptions