My code doesn't pass all sololearn test case For Python Exception and raise ErrorSpecifief. Please help me.

Question

try:
tweet = input()

#your code goes here
length = len(tweet)
if length > 42:
ValueError
except ValueError:
raise ValueError("Invalid length")
# if error' occurs here due to Value Error' as specified, please look at carefuly, that python Will execute raise ValueError("Invalid length") and stop here. It won't execute the instruction line after rasise ValueError.

print("Posted")

Answer 1

You need the `raise` keyword to raise an exception.
Syntax: raise [EXCEPTION_NAME]

Answer 2

Already. raised. 2/5 only. In simple manner, this probably like this.

try:
tweets = input()
if len(tweets)<=42:
print("Posted")
else
print("Invalid length")

Python rules:

try:
tweets = input()
if len(tweets)<=42:
print("Posted")
else
raise ValueError("Invalid length")

I think raise ValueError("err_Message") is very similar to print("err_Message) plus AUTOMATIC control transfer statement to immedietely termination of program flow due to an specifed error'?

Furthermore, we can write:

raise ValueError("err_message)

without other additional code.

Answer 3

Olena Meshcheriakova
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The raise keyword is not similar to print statement.
The `raise` keyword raises an error, while the print statement simply prints the object out.
Control flow statement like if-else cannot handle exceptions when an exception occurs.

Answer 4

tweets = input()
try:

if len(tweets) > 42:
raise ValueError("Invalid length")
except:
print("Error")
else:
print("Posted")

Answer 5

https://code.sololearn.com/cgwgjOjyOHkU/?ref=app