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What is the correct way to pass an object with a custom exception in Python?
In given code, a custom exception FooException has been created which is a subclass of the super class Exception. We will pass a string object to the custom exception as follows
Example
#foobar.py
class FooException(Exception):
def __init__(self, text, *args):
super ( FooException, self ).__init__ ( text, *args )
self.text = text
try:
bar = input("Enter a string:")
if not isinstance(bar, basestring):
raise FooException(bar)
except FooException as r:
print 'there is an error'
else:
print type(bar)
print barIf this script is run at the terminal as follows we get
$ python foobar.py
We get the following if we enter a string
Output
"C:/Users/TutorialsPoint1/~foobar.py" Enter a string:'voila' <type 'str'> Voila
Updated on: 13-Feb-2020
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