February 2013
Intermediate to advanced
304 pages
6h 45m
English
By default, Python will generate an error message anytime it encounters a problem in your script. These error messages will not always be very informative to the end user running the script. However, it is valuable to take a look at these raw messages. In later recipes, we'll use Python error handling structures to get a cleaner look at the errors and respond as necessary.
In this recipe, we will create and run a script that intentionally contains error conditions. We will not include any geoprocessing or Python exception handling techniques in the script. We're intentionally doing this, because I want you to see the error information returned by Python.
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