subclassing Exceptions
Erik Max Francis
max at alcyone.com
Sun Jul 22 17:21:10 EDT 2001
Sheila King wrote:
> That's because the "big picture" is the general overview of how the
> parent class works.
The behavior of the parent class is as the library reference states: It
implements __str__, __getitem__, __len__ (presumably), and args.
Exception is just a class like everything else; other than having the
behavior as specified in the reference, it's your typical class.
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