Jan-05-2019, 11:24 AM
I suppose if you knew where errors are occurring, you could capture each in try, except block, but what's the point?
Once you get a traceback error, your code is corrupt, so there's no way of knowing that anything is running properly after
the error occurred (all further processing may be corrupt as well).
Once you get a traceback error, your code is corrupt, so there's no way of knowing that anything is running properly after
the error occurred (all further processing may be corrupt as well).