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Welcome to another video of our pipeline lessons.

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Today, we are going to talk about the try and accept statement, try and accept is very useful in case

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we want to try a block of code.

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But we also know that we might get an error for any reason, and that error will cause our program to

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crash.

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Let's create a wireless program that should be working unless we interrupt the program using control.

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See?

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This program takes input from the user using the raw input function, then we split it using the split

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function and we get the first and second element.

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Then finally we printed.

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This program should keep running, but what happens if we provide only one string, then the second

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string, this line won't work and it should give us an error because it will try to fix something that

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simply doesn't exist.

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Let's try that.

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As you noticed, we got to hear the name of the errors called index error, followed by a short description

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of the better.

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That's all we need from now.

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Now, let's tell our program to expect something like that and deal with it using the try and accept

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Buck.

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First, we execute the block of code that we know we might get an error from under the TRAI statement,

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let's invent all the lines.

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Then after the block, we must provide an exception.

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We do that by typing the word accept,

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but if we only provide the word except, then our program will deal with any type of error in general

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and it will jump into this line, would it, when it occurs?

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Now, let's be more specific and provide which type of where we want to deal with.

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From before we know that there was we received this called indexer, so let's specify that after the

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word, except

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we can also get the description of the air that will help us in our troubleshooting later.

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We can do that by using the word as followed by the variable name that we will store the air in.

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Now our air will be stored in the variable E. We can also print it.

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Nice.

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We can also use the Elst statement in the trial, except block, the statement will be executed if nothing

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went wrong with the tribe block, but we still want to execute.

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We can also use the finally block, which it will be executed regardless of the try block raises in

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here or not.

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Now, let's try it both within here and without error.

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As you noticed, the final block was executed in both times.

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We have reached the end of this lesson.

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Thank you.

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And see you in the next one.