What does this mean?

Question

What is the sum of the numbers printed by this code?
try:
print(1)
print(1 + "1" == 2)
print(2)
except TypeError:
print(3)
else:
print(4)

Why is the answer 4 to this code?

Answer 1

The answer IS 4... :)

"What is the SUM of the numbers printed by this code?"

try:
print(1) # <-- output
print(1 + "1" == 2) # raises TypeError exc
print(2)
except TypeError:
print(3) # <-- output
else:
print(4)

Answer 2

correct answer is 4.

Answer 3

Ha - you're right, I just looked at the code and somehow missed the question. Sorry, Tom!

Answer 4

Relax :) jeje

Answer 5

The answer is not 4. Please run your code, before you ask a question, so that you're asking the right question.

If an error occurs in try, the code will jump to except.

Only if no error occurs, else will eventually be executed.

Line 1 is okay, so 1 is printed.

Line 2 tries to add an int to a str, although they are different types. This raises a TypeError, so we jump into except and print 3.

Then it ends.

Answer 6

The number 1 will be printed.
Since there is error in the next line, 3 will be printed.
2 won't print because the execution of code has stopped in the previous line.
So, it's 1+3=4

Answer 7

try:
print(1)
print(1 + "1" == 2)
print(2)
except TypeError:
print(3)
else:
print(4)
4

# output :- 1 3

Answer 8

Well, @HonFu
It seems that the correct answer is 4 because they may be a problem or glitch with your computer.
Don't give people the wrong answer.

Answer 9

***************************answer is 4 guys ***************

Answer 10

9 by guessss