How can you capture the error message of an exception into a variable?
- Using the 'get_error_message()' method
- Using the 'message' keyword
- Using the 'print()' statement
- Using the 'try' block and 'except'
To capture the error message of an exception into a variable, you can use a 'try' block and an 'except' clause. Inside the 'except' block, you can access the error message using the 'str()' function or by converting the exception object to a string. For example, error_message = str(exception).
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