Python

Handling Exceptions

# Add an finally block to the try-except block
# call log_completed() within it and pass the key to it

def log_completed(key):
  print(f"--> Logging key {key}")

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

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

keys_pressed = ["X", "K", "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.")
  else:
    print("MOVE COMPLETED.")
  # Add finally block here

# Add an finally block to the try-except block
# call log_completed() within it and pass the key to it

def log_completed(key):
  print(f"--> Logging key {key}")

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

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

keys_pressed = ["X", "K", "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.")
  else:
    print("MOVE COMPLETED.")
  finally:
    log_completed(key)