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ok so let's start with a challenge so

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the challenges is for you to create a
ok so let's start with a challenge so

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new python file and write a short
the challenges is for you to create a

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program that asks the user to type 2
new python file and write a short

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integer numbers then prints out the
program that asks the user to type 2

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first number / the second now the
integer numbers then prints out the

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program shouldn't crash no matter what
first number / the second now the

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the user types in although you shouldn't
program shouldn't crash no matter what

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have to worry about control keys and
the user types in although you shouldn't

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just as a hint here if you have to do
have to worry about control keys and

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the same thing more than once that
just as a hint here if you have to do

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sounds like a good use for a function so
the same thing more than once that

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that's you challenge see how you go
sounds like a good use for a function so

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pause the video and I'll see you when
that's you challenge see how you go

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you get back ok so let's go through my
pause the video and I'll see you when

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solution to this challenge and as
you get back ok so let's go through my

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always yours might be different
solution to this challenge and as

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the important thing here is that you've
always yours might be different

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got a solution that works
the important thing here is that you've

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not that you've got identical code to me
got a solution that works

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so create a new file for this
not that you've got identical code to me

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i'm going to right click over here click
so create a new file for this

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on new select python file will call this
i'm going to right click over here click

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one...okay we're
on new select python file will call this

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gonna be asking for a number more than
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once so i put the code to get the number
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from the user into a function so...
once so i put the code to get the number

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so the function will keep asking for a
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number until something valid is entered
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to put everything into an infinite loop
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using while true on line 2 so that loop
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just keeps looping so we'll have to use
using while true on line 2 so that loop

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break or return statement to get out of
just keeps looping so we'll have to use

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it obviously using the return statement
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on line five next comes the try except
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blocks so we've seen how to get numbers
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from the keyboard a few times we now
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use the input function then convert the
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users text into an int now that's
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the first place where an exception can
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be thrown when python attempts to
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convert the user's input into an int value
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now obviously the conversion
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to an int will only work if the users
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has actually entered numbers and
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nothing else
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so we need to wrap the conversion in a
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try block so we can trap that invalid
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input so how did I know what exception
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that we should be handling well one
input so how did I know what exception

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approach to this would be to read
that we should be handling well one

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through the list of exceptions in the
approach to this would be to read

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documentation link that i showed you in
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the previous video that's certainly one
documentation link that i showed you in

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way to find out
the previous video that's certainly one

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now I'm a great believer in using
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documentation and I've been providing
now I'm a great believer in using

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links to the documentation throughout
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this course you really can't just write
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code without reading documentation has
this course you really can't just write

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lots of it but with that said I'm also
code without reading documentation has

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the first to admit that program
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documentation isn't the most shall we
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say riveting of reads so there's
documentation isn't the most shall we

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another way to find out what we need to
say riveting of reads so there's

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know i'll jump that as well so i'm going
another way to find out what we need to

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to comment all that out for now and run
know i'll jump that as well so i'm going

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this little program so let's just
to comment all that out for now and run

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comment out the code the code we want to
this little program so let's just

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run temporarily.....
comment out the code the code we want to

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alright so let's run this and we're
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going to enter a number obviously with a valid
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number we get no problems but we try
going to enter a number obviously with a valid

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to run it with some garbage input you
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see that the exception that we've raised
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here by putting in something invalid is
see that the exception that we've raised

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a value error invalid literal for int with
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base 10 switching back to the
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documentation if we look for our value
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exception
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sorry value error now obviously search for it
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but its a fair way down the list so
sorry value error now obviously search for it

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chances are you might have to do a favor
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of reading to find it so either way you
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could actually read this or you could
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have also gone back to the code and did
could actually read this or you could

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what I did was try and get the program
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to crash without using try and except to
what I did was try and get the program

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see what errors what exceptions are
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actually generated in this case the
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value error either way we'll find out
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what we need but when dealing with
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exceptions
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I find personally it's often easier to
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just cause the problem and see what
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exceptions raised and then to add the try
just cause the problem and see what

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except Clause after that
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alright let's delete that line that i
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added temporarily and go ahead and
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uncomment our function and just
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carry on explaining more about what it
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does
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so if a valid number is entered on line
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4 the code is going to continue and
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the number will just be returned but if
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invalid input has entered a value error
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exception will be raised as we've just
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seen so we handle that error in our except
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Clause now we don't do a great deal is
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not really much we can do apart from
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asking the user to type another number
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then we could perhaps make the message a
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bit more helpful or mention that only
then we could perhaps make the message a

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digits are allowed
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so you've got an extra point their gold
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star if you manage to do that in your
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message now once that message in the
star if you manage to do that in your

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exception blocks printed the code
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continues so we'll go around the loop
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the while loop again and that will keep
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happening until a valid number is entered
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so we can be really confident this that
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this function will always return a valid
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int value
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alright so how do we make use of this
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function well let's add get the two
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numbers from the users i'm going to put
function well let's add get the two

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off by performing the division now
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we've seen in the previous video that
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division by zero can raise a 0 division
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error exception i'm going to put the
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code to perform the division in a try
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block and catch the exception i'm gonna
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come down here and then try...
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ok now using the same prompt twice isn't
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really very user-friendly a user might
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wonder what they've done wrong to get
really very user-friendly a user might

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exactly the same prompt again so let's
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say actually easily fixed by passing the
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text we want to prompt the user want to
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prompt the user with as an argument to our
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get int function so let's change this a
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little bit i'm going to come up here and
get int function so let's change this a

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make this prompt and then what we're going to
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do number equals...instead of
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putting a hard-coded string there
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we're going to put prompt the prompt is
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going to be the message that we want
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displayed when we're getting a number
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input and in terms of using the get int
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method now are the function now
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so let's try running this so
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please enter the first number we put some
so let's try running this so

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rubbish numbers in there
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invalid number entered please try again
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and you can see I'm typing it again it's
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going to continue asking for that first
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number until we put something valid in
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there so let's put a valid number like 455
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in there now it's asking for the second
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number same deal there with invalid input
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is going to keep asking until I put
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something valid in there
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let's put 0 in as the value for the
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second number and we get the error can't
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divide by 0 so this point I think we've
second number and we get the error can't

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got a fairly robust program that the
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user can't crash by entering invalid
got a fairly robust program that the

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input so if your program behaves in the
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same way congratulations
input so if your program behaves in the

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now there are a number of ways that this
same way congratulations

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could be written and you can even do
now there are a number of ways that this

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away with the second try except block
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and use an if statement to check his
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second number 0 instead that's also
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fine and in this program is very little
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to choose between the two
fine and in this program is very little

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methods now there's still one way the
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user can crash the program and that's to
methods now there's still one way the

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do a control D which may be
user can crash the program and that's to

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control z on earlier versions of
do a control D which may be

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Windows now on operating systems derived
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from unix that includes mac OS x and
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linux ctrl-d triggers an end-of-file
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eof and Windows 10 behave in the same
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way i'm going to show you what i mean by
eof and Windows 10 behave in the same

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that by running it again and down here
way i'm going to show you what i mean by

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if I do control d the first number now
that by running it again and down here

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when I press ctrl-d on a Mac actually
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get a different output
when I press ctrl-d on a Mac actually

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that's because the controlled d is map
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to another process so what i'm going to do is
that's because the controlled d is map

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cancel out of that and run this again so
to another process so what i'm going to do is

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on a linux machine or Windows machine
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you can try ctrl D from a mac what I have
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to do a command D simulate something
you can try ctrl D from a mac what I have

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similar so i'm going to do that now when
to do a command D simulate something

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i do that you can see I get this EOF
similar so i'm going to do that now when

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error the end of file when reading a
i do that you can see I get this EOF

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bit nuts and that you have to start
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looking at manually stopping it
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actually gracefully shut down the
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program but you might find that it's
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looping continually windows and linux
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that's the case come over here and click
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on stop process to stop it then cancel
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the program if you happen to be running
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this from the command line like a
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terminal session or from Windows 10 come
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control C should probably stop as well
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the bottom line here is that control
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d signals to python that there's no
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input left so consequently pythons
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close the input stream so our code then
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catches the exception and in the case of
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windows at least and linux loops
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back around but the input streams
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already been closed so the input
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another end of file error our code
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catches the end of file error and loops back around
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and so on and so forth so we definitely
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don't want to do that even if the mac
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has only come up with one error
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it's still not something not a
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situation we want to get into so if your
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user terminates input in this way
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respect their choice and allow the
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program to terminate there's nothing you
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can really do about it anyway if you're
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using python input function to read
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from the user right so let's actually
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have a look at what we can do is close
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down and what we can do in the case of
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an end of file error lets actually trap
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that and down here what we will do is up
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here would be the place to do it after
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the accepted value error will get
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another one except this time must be eof
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error we can do assist.....
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we've got an error there and the error is
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that we need to basically it's
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unresolved reference so we need to
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import sys so lets go ahead and do that so
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terminates the program with the exit
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code that's used or past as its
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argument now for normal program
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termination is quite usual to return 0
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and if you decide that the user boarding
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the program isn't normal termination
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then you can return a different value
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i'll do that next let's just try running
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this first to make sure that works
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I've been here and going to do on
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a mac command d you would do a ctrl
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got the program terminating without
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anything else happening now if you are
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writing a python script to be used
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from the terminal possibly called from a shell
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may be really useful to use different
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error codes or exit codes so we can
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return a exit code of one if the user
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terminate the program and perhaps 2 if they attempt
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a division by 0
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let's go ahead and add that code so
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to change that to assists
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sys.extone let's also put an
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error in here for the division
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by zero close the program now...
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with exit code zero so let's try
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running this again so now if we do my
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time we got process finished with exit code 2
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that's really good demonstration of
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reacting in a different way when
that's really good demonstration of

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handling different types of operations
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alright let's finish the video here and
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we're still got a couple more things we
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need to look at with exceptions
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let's start on that in the next video
need to look at with exceptions