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    The try-except block in Python is used for exception handling, which allows

    you to gracefully manage errors that might occur during the execution of
    your code.

    Here's how it works:


     Try block:
    This block contains the code that might raise an exception. Python attempts to
    execute the code within this block.
     Except block:
    If an exception occurs within the try block, the execution immediately jumps to the
    matching except block. The except block contains code to handle the specific
    exception that was raised, such as logging an error message or attempting a
    different action.
    Purpose:
     Preventing crashes:
    Without exception handling, an unhandled exception would cause your program to
    terminate abruptly. try-except blocks allow you to catch and handle these
    exceptions, preventing crashes and making your code more robust.
     Error recovery:
    In some cases, you might be able to recover from an error. For example, if a file
    you're trying to read is not found, you can prompt the user for a different file path.
     Custom error messages:
    The default error messages in Python might not always be helpful to the end
    user. try-except blocks allow you to provide more informative and user-friendly
    error messages.

    Different ways to use import statement in Python

    The syntax of the import statement is straightforward. All you need


    to do is type import followed by the name of the module you want to
    import. In this code block, we first import the random module. Then,
    we call the randint function from the random module to generate a
    random number between 1 and 10.
    Identify the meaning of variable and explain local and global variable with example?

    Global variables are declared outside any function or class, while


    local variables are declared within a function or block of code.
    Global variables can be accessed from anywhere in the program,
    whereas local variables are only accessible within the function or
    block where they are defined.
    1. 1. Global Variable:
     global_count is declared outside any function, making it a global variable.
     It can be accessed and modified from anywhere in the program.
     To modify a global variable inside a function, use the global keyword.
    2. 2. Local Variable:
     local_count is declared inside the increment_local function, making it a local
    variable.
     It is only accessible within that function and cannot be accessed from outside.

    global_count = 0

    def increment_global():
    global global_count # Access the global variable
    global_count += 1 # Modify the global variable

    def print_global():
    print("Global count:", global_count) # Access the global variable

    # Local variable
    def increment_local():
    local_count = 0 # Local variable
    local_count += 1
    print("Local count:", local_count)

    Utilize the Panda library through an example to read CSV file

    Python language is one of the most trending programming languages as it


    is dynamic than others. Python is a simple high-level and an open-source
    language used for general-purpose programming. It has many open-
    source libraries and Pandas is one of them. Pandas is a powerful, fast,
    flexible open-source library used for data analysis and manipulations of
    data frames/datasets. Pandas can be used to read and write data in a
    dataset of different formats like CSV (comma separated values).
    import pandas as pd
    data = pd.read_csv("your downloaded dataset location ")
    #data[start:end]

    #start is inclusive whereas end is exclusive

    print(data[10:21])

    # it will print the rows from 10 to 20.

    # you can also save it in a variable for further use in analysis

    sliced_data=data[10:21]

    print(sliced_data)

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