🚨 Python File Exceptions

When working with files, stuff can go wrong — like missing files, permission issues, or corrupted data. Python’s try-except blocks help you catch and handle these errors gracefully without crashing your program.

🖥️ Example 1: Handling File Not Found Error

This demo shows how to catch a FileNotFoundError when trying to read a file that doesn’t exist.

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🖥️ Example 2: Handling Multiple Exceptions

This example catches both file errors and permission errors.

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🖥️ Example 3: Using finally Block

The finally block runs no matter what — great for cleanup like closing files or releasing resources.

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💡 Pro Tip: Always handle possible file errors to keep your program solid. Use try-except to catch specific exceptions or a generic Exception for any error.

📷 Exception Handling Visuals

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