How can you handle an exception for an error caused by dividing by zero in Python?
- Use a try-except block
- Use a for loop
- Use a while loop
- Use an if statement
To handle an exception for an error caused by dividing by zero in Python, you should use a try-except block. Inside the try block, you should place the code that might raise the exception, and in the except block, you can define how to handle the exception gracefully. The other options are not suitable for handling this specific exception.
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