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Why didn't the print statement got executed?
try: print(2/0) except: print('error') finally: raise TypeError print('last') This produced:error and TypeError. Why didn't the word 'last' got executed. Other e.g: try: print(2/0) except: print('error') finally: raise TypeError print('last') This also gave the same output.
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'raise TypeError' forces the TypeError exception which terminates the program as any other exception. So the last statement is never executed.
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in this case yes
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Sindhu Yes, it stops evaluating of the code
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check out error handling