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Python | Exception Handling quiz | Question 7 
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Python | Exception Handling quiz | Question 7
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How can you catch multiple exceptions in a single except block?
Using a comma-separated list of exceptions
Using nested try-except blocks
By defining a custom exception
Using the catch keyword
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