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According to Python 3 Porting guide http://docs.pythonsprints.com/python3_porting/py-porting.html Exceptions were changed in a few ways for Python 3. First, strings are no longer usable as exceptions. Additionally, the raise syntax no longer accepts comma-separated arguments, instead working with exception instances. Perhaps the largest difference in Python 3 is that exception objects are only available via the as keyword, which was introduced in 2.6. Change-Id: Ide665ecc4b7f14bd58bafab47e05a86a4cf2d141 Closes-Bug: #1490526 |
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