Handling Exceptions Using Try and Catch

The way exception handling works is relatively consistent across programming languages. First, we attempt to execute a section of the program in a try block. If it throws an error, we can handle it in a catch block and, at last, perform some final mandatory steps in the finally block. Let us look into each of these blocks in detail one at a time.

Try Block

The 'try' block defines a section of code that we want the programming language to monitor for any errors or exceptions. The following is the PowerShell syntax for the try block:

try{
  # statements
}

Python syntax is similar except for a colon (: ...