In <c6cb8e06-b7c1-474e-bc1e-e2f2733e4...@googlegroups.com> mikp...@gmail.com
writes:
> As written before, I don't know what exception to search for, so I wrote
> the (wrong) code:
> except:
> print "error"
> Let's why I don't have a clue about it.
> But someone already explained me that I should not do this.
If you don't know what exception is being raised, temporarily remove the
try/except statements and run the code directly. You'll get the exception,
and then you'll know which one it is.
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