Challenge: Logging Exceptions
Introduction to Logging Exceptions
You need a reliable way to track errors in your Python code. Simply printing error messages is not enough—print statements are easy to miss, especially in large or long-running applications. The recommended approach is to use the logging module to record exceptions, because it provides a standardized way to capture error details and manage where those messages go.
In this challenge, you will not use the logging module. Instead, you will use print statements to imitate logging output. By prefixing error messages with ERROR:, you can simulate how logging modules format and display error information. This approach helps you understand the importance of structured error reporting and prepares you to adopt the logging module in real-world projects.
Logging exceptions ensures that important error information is not lost and can be reviewed whenever necessary. This is a key practice in building reliable, maintainable, and professional Python applications.
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Simulating Logging with Print Statements
Modify the function below so that it uses print statements to output error messages in the format ERROR: An error occurred: <exception message>. Do not use the logging module. The print statements should simulate logging output by prefixing error messages with ERROR:. You should print the exception message when an error occurs during the division.
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Introduction to Logging Exceptions
You need a reliable way to track errors in your Python code. Simply printing error messages is not enough—print statements are easy to miss, especially in large or long-running applications. The recommended approach is to use the logging module to record exceptions, because it provides a standardized way to capture error details and manage where those messages go.
In this challenge, you will not use the logging module. Instead, you will use print statements to imitate logging output. By prefixing error messages with ERROR:, you can simulate how logging modules format and display error information. This approach helps you understand the importance of structured error reporting and prepares you to adopt the logging module in real-world projects.
Logging exceptions ensures that important error information is not lost and can be reviewed whenever necessary. This is a key practice in building reliable, maintainable, and professional Python applications.
Swipe to start coding
Simulating Logging with Print Statements
Modify the function below so that it uses print statements to output error messages in the format ERROR: An error occurred: <exception message>. Do not use the logging module. The print statements should simulate logging output by prefixing error messages with ERROR:. You should print the exception message when an error occurs during the division.
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