In part one the script debugging gave me a lot of fits due to the small errors that I am not use to catching yet. Once I realized what they were the rest of the script debugging went pretty smooth.
Adding
the try-except statement was pretty much a copy paste from the exercise. The
difficult part was setting a variable to catch the errors and print the actual
error type rather than just the fact that there was an error. This was for part
A. For
Part B it was a little more challenging to figure out exactly what to do to
make the script print the data. After I got it to work I realized it was a lot
simpler than I thought, but going into the problem I didn’t know where to
start. I entered the basic try-except statement, then played around with the
printing after the except statement to attempt to get the data printed. This
was the key. Once I was able to make something print I had the solution and was
able to complete this part of the lab.
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