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One of the common patterns when working with files is to actually put them in a try except block.

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So in here we can say try and actually put them.

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Like this and try out to see if the file exists so we can say except.

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And let's say.

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File not found error, which we've seen before.

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And here, I can say as air and inside will say, print file does not exist.

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So that now if I run this and remember in our current directory, we don't have said dot text if I run

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this.

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I get an error file does not exist, we can even raise this error if we want to do so, we can say raise

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error.

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So now it works as expected.

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I'll get fouled does not exist and then give a file not found error.

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So this is a common way to work with files to handle different errors.

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Another common one with.

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Philes, is this idea of an IO era and an era usually happens when the computer or the machine you're

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on has some issue reading or writing or doing any sort of Eyo operation.

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So you can have something like WHIO error in here and raise that er if you want.

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Again, if I run this file not found there.

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If for some reason I give it a weird mode to do.

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I get an unsupported operation or the options are endless, but I hope by now you have an idea of how

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to do fall ill, but let's do a fun exercise, because up until now, we haven't really done anything

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exciting.

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We just read a bunch of text from a file and that was it.

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Nothing that creator.

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Right.

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So let's do something fun.

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In the next video, we're going to try and build a translator.

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That's right.

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I'll see in the next video.