Homework Task 3: Explore Errors
Create a new directory in your personal folder in the students folder of the class repository:
$ mkdir session01
$ cd session01
Make sure you create it in your clone of your fork of the repository.
Add a new file to it called break_me.py
Use git add to add the file to the repository.
- In the break_me.py file write four simple Python functions:
- Each function, when called, should cause an exception to happen
- Each function should result in one of the four common exceptions from our
lecture.
- for review: NameError, TypeError, SyntaxError, AttributeError
- Use the Python standard library reference on Built In Exceptions as a
reference
(hint – the interpreter will quit when it hits a Exception – so you can
comment out all but the one you are testing at the moment)
- Use git commit to commit changes you make to your clone
- Make frequent, small commits using git commit when working.
- Write clear, concise commit messages that explain what you are doing.
- When you are finished with your work, use git push to push your changes
to your fork on GitHub.
- Finally, issue a pull request to the original CodeFellows repository with
your work.