Assertion: exception | /r/HasProperty | error
Facets:
value: outside the program's control
type: OTHER
value: with a name
type: OTHER
value: with message
type: OTHER
value: during a program execution
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: The reason for this naming convention comes from the PEP8 Python style guide, which makes an explicit mention that “you should use the suffix ‘Error’ on your exception names (if the exception is actually an error).
text: An exception is an error condition during a program execution.
text: An Exception is an Error instance with a name and message that contain "Exception".
text: An exception is any error condition or unexpected behavior that is encountered by an executing program.
text: Exceptions are errors that occur at runtime and disrupt the normal flow of execution of instructions in a program.
text: Exceptions are errors that occur at runtime and disrupt the normal flow of execution of instructions in a program.
text: Exceptions are the errors that happen at runtime.
text: Exceptions are the errors that occurs during the execution of the program that interrupts the normal flow of control.
text: But remember, an exception is an error condition, not a data item.
text: An exception is an error condition, possibly outside the program's control, that prevents the program from continuing along its regular execution path.