ch1 4 raise statement
Welcome to Class 12 Computer Science Chapter 1 – *Exception Handling in Python**. In this video, we will learn about **1.5.1 The Raise Statement* in Python.
📘 *Topics Covered in this Video:*
✔ What is the *raise* statement
✔ Syntax of raise statement
✔ How to manually throw exceptions in Python
✔ Using custom error messages with raise
✔ Raising built-in exceptions like *IndexError*
✔ Why statements after raise are not executed
✔ Introduction to Python *Traceback*
The *raise* statement is used to forcefully generate an exception in a Python program. It can be used with built-in exceptions or user-defined exceptions. When an exception is raised, Python stops the normal flow of execution and moves to the error handling section.
You will also understand how Python displays a **Traceback**, which shows the sequence of function calls where the error occurred.
📌 Example Included:
✔ Raising an exception with a custom message
✔ Raising *IndexError* using raise statement
✔ Why “NO EXECUTION” message is skipped after raise
🎯 Important for CBSE Class 12 Board Exams
📚 Easy Explanation with Examples
💻 Learn Python Concepts Clearly
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