Dictionary doctor_on_duty contains two key-value pairs read from input. In the try block, integer doctor_query is read from input. The key-value pair with doctor_query as the key in doctor_on_duty is output. Write an exception handler to: Catch a KeyError exception and bind excpt1 to the exception instance being caught. Output excpt1 followed by ' has no match.' on one line.

Dictionary doctor_on_duty contains two key-value pairs read from input. In the try block, integer doctor_query is read from input. The key-value pair with doctor_query as the key in doctor_on_duty is output. Write an exception handler to: Catch a KeyError exception and bind excpt1 to the exception instance being caught. Output excpt1 followed by ' has no match.' on one line.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Author:D. S. Malik

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Chapter14: Exception Handling

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