Database System Concepts
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Implement try/except exception handler to catch all errors (from the following source code) separately: my_string = 'Hello World' print(my_string) num = int(my_string) print(my_string + 100) num = 1/0 print(total) print('Done') Submission Instructions: 1. Write all the code in one module (in one .py file), and save it as Firstname_Lastname_hw6.py (e.g., John Adam’s file name should be John_ Adam_hw6.py).
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