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Catch the error

Problem

Show both sides of try. First, use a try block around a calculation that succeeds (for example 6 * 7) and print its result. Then use a second try block around code that does die 'broken'; print whether that block produced a defined result, and print the message of the caught exception.

Example

The program prints:

42
False
broken

Solution

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