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Exception Handling vs. If-Else Statements: Which is Better for Error Handling?

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Exception Handling vs. If-Else Statements: Which is Better for Error Handling?

Exception handling is more efficient and concise than if-else statements for error handling. When an exception is raised, the interpreter jumps directly to the appropriate exception handler, avoiding unnecessary comparisons and branching.

It also improves code readability by separating error-handling logic from the main program flow.

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