python: exception catching and isinstance gotcha (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains

today I talk about exception handling in python, how to handle multiple types, how to handle variables types, and the difference between `except` and `isinstance`
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- don't use blank except: • what's wrong with pyth...
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[@someoneanonymous6707]

Thanks for the awesome explanation! Now it makes more sense, even it does feel like a bug xD

[@adwaithrajesh596]

in which video did you explain this syntax
raise ValueError("Some error") from None. I cannot find it 😢

[@anthonywritescode]

czcams.com/video/wc6W-RaMJ7k/video.html
I looked for `raise from` on github.com/anthonywritescode/explains

[@arclight7401]

2:28 how would the ordering work? aka if u have 2 exceptions on the same level (I assume AssertionError would be catched before Exception?) which would be catched?

[@anthonywritescode]

they're run in-order

[@spidermila]

Bug is an unexpected behavior so that thing is a bug :-)