Raising exceptions: Your own rules
The raise statement lets you trigger an exception manually. That helps when data passes Python's checks (e.g. it is a number) but fails your business rules. You can use built-in exception types or define your own.
The raise statement lets you trigger an exception manually. That helps when data passes Python's checks (e.g. it is a number) but fails your business rules. You can use built-in exception types or define your own.