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Mastering Python: Annotations, Errors and Environment
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Mastering Python: Annotations, Errors and Environment

Mastering Python: Annotations, Errors and Environment

1. Annotations
What are Annotations?Variable AnnotationReturn AnnotationDocstringChallenge: Annotate the Functionhelp()
2. Function Arguments in Details
Positional ArgumentsOptional ArgumentsArbitrary Arguments (*args)Arbitrary Keyword Arguments (**kwargs)UnpackingChallenge: Snake and Sum
3. Error Handling
What are Errors?ExamplesRaisingHandlingDetailed exceptChallenge: Safely Auth
4. Virtual Environment
What is Virtual Environment?Creating a Virtual EnvironmentProject RequirementsVirtual Environment in IDE: PyCharmVirtual Environment in IDE: VS Code

bookChallenge: Safely Auth

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You have implemented the login() function, which raises errors. Implement the safely_auth() function that uses the login() function and catches errors.

  1. Create a code block to track errors (mention the keyword).
  2. Call the login() function in the error tracking block.
  3. Catch the TypeError and save its info inside the error variable.
  4. Print the error variable (error info) in the console.
  5. Catch the ValueError and save its info inside the error variable.

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Note

These comments help you find the code that needs to be modified:
========== Modify code below ==========
========== Modify code above ==========

Task
test

Swipe to show code editor

You have implemented the login() function, which raises errors. Implement the safely_auth() function that uses the login() function and catches errors.

  1. Create a code block to track errors (mention the keyword).
  2. Call the login() function in the error tracking block.
  3. Catch the TypeError and save its info inside the error variable.
  4. Print the error variable (error info) in the console.
  5. Catch the ValueError and save its info inside the error variable.

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Section 3. Chapter 6
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bookChallenge: Safely Auth

Note

These comments help you find the code that needs to be modified:
========== Modify code below ==========
========== Modify code above ==========

Task
test

Swipe to show code editor

You have implemented the login() function, which raises errors. Implement the safely_auth() function that uses the login() function and catches errors.

  1. Create a code block to track errors (mention the keyword).
  2. Call the login() function in the error tracking block.
  3. Catch the TypeError and save its info inside the error variable.
  4. Print the error variable (error info) in the console.
  5. Catch the ValueError and save its info inside the error variable.

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Everything was clear?

How can we improve it?

Thanks for your feedback!

Note

These comments help you find the code that needs to be modified:
========== Modify code below ==========
========== Modify code above ==========

Task
test

Swipe to show code editor

You have implemented the login() function, which raises errors. Implement the safely_auth() function that uses the login() function and catches errors.

  1. Create a code block to track errors (mention the keyword).
  2. Call the login() function in the error tracking block.
  3. Catch the TypeError and save its info inside the error variable.
  4. Print the error variable (error info) in the console.
  5. Catch the ValueError and save its info inside the error variable.

Switch to desktopSwitch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below
Section 3. Chapter 6
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