Python

Handling Exceptions

# Add a try-catch block and handle the KeyError and IndexError exceptions

spells = {
  "X": "Expelliarmus",
  "Y": "Wingardium Leviosa",
  "O": "Avada Kedavra",
  "A": "Lumos",
}

wands = ["Elm Wand", "Unicorn Hair Wand", "Elder Wand"]

keys_pressed = ["X", "Y", "3", "O", "A", "K", "H", "1", "6", "2"]

for key in keys_pressed:
  try:
    if key.isdigit():
      print(f"Changing wand to: {wands[int(key)]}")
    else:
      print(f"Casting Spell: {spells[key]}")
  except: # Make your changes here
    print("This key is invalid")


# Add a try-catch block and handle the KeyError and IndexError exceptions

spells = {
  "X": "Expelliarmus",
  "Y": "Wingardium Leviosa",
  "O": "Avada Kedavra",
  "A": "Lumos",
}

wands = ["Elm Wand", "Unicorn Hair Wand", "Elder Wand"]

keys_pressed = ["X", "Y", "3", "O", "A", "K", "H", "1", "6", "2"]

for key in keys_pressed:
  try:
    if key.isdigit():
      print(f"Changing wand to: {wands[int(key)]}")
    else:
      print(f"Casting Spell: {spells[key]}")
  except KeyError:
    print("Spell does not exist")
  except IndexError:
    print("Wand does not exist")
