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  • 23-11-2020
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Which code causes a ValueError?

int('4')

3 / 0

int('four')

3 / 2.0

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  • 23-11-2020

Answer:

Option 3: int('four') is the correct asnwer

Explanation:

ValueError occurs in Python when we try to store wrong content in the datatype or conversion.

For example, if we try to store a string in integer datatype.

From the given options,

int('four') will produce a ValueError because "four" is a string and cannot be converted to integer data type.

Hence,

Option 3: int('four') is the correct asnwer

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