What is the expected behavior of the following code?
What is the expected behavior of the following code?
The code attempts to convert the string '2A' to an integer using int(s). Since '2A' is not a valid integer, this raises a ValueError exception. The ValueError except block is executed, which sets n to 2. None of the other exception blocks are executed, and the value of n (which is 2) is printed. Therefore, the expected behavior of the code is that it outputs 2.
Answer C is correct. It prints 2. Trying to parse "2A" to an int will result in an ValueError, which will then set n to 2 in its except branch. No further excepts or assignments to n are done afterwards and n is printed with its value 2.
Answer C is correct. Print 2 #Explanation: S = '2A' try: n = int(S) except ValueError: n = 2 except ArithmeticError: n = 1 except: n =0 print(n)
C is the correct
Option "D = it outputs 0" is correct. Explanation: S = '2A' try: n = int(s) except ValueError: n = 2 except ArithmeticError: n = 1 except: n =0 print(n) Returns output 0.
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