Error handling is an important aspect of coding. When errors are treated properly, the programs operate smoothly and cause no annoying crashes for the end users. In Python, error handling happens with a try-except code construct. (If you come from another programming language, there is no such thing as a try-catch statement in Python.) The […]
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In Python, the % sign is commonly used in three cases: 1. Modulo in Python The most commonly known use case for % in Python is the modulo operator. The modulo operator calculates the remainder of a division between two integers. For example, dividing 10 to 3 evenly is impossible. There will be one leftover. To verify
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A Python function that takes **kwargs as an argument accepts any number of keyword arguments. For example: Now you can call the function with any number of keyword arguments: To deeper understand args and kwargs in Python, keep on reading. Arguments in Python Before learning what keyword arguments are, it’s worthwhile to have a look
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