When a Python program crashes with an exception, what would you generally expect to find as part of the displayed error output? a. The text "ValueError", which is always included in exception output. b. The number of statements executed before the exception was encountered. c. The dedicated rule yield (DRY) of the program so far. d. A McDonald's job application form, because professional programmers don't make errors. e. The exact time that the exception was raised at. f. The source code line number that the exception was raised from

Chapter 6 complete the following Programming Exercises.   #3 Line Numbers #6 Average of Numbers #7 Random Number File Writer #9 Exception Handling (this one is just a revised version of #6 above) Note: You will need to create a few text files to test your code. Using notepad or any other text editor (not MS word!) to create some text files that contain sample data. Save your files with the extension ".txt".  Be sure to submit your sample text files with your lab.

When using an else statement as part of exception handling the code in the else- block will only be executed if... Select one: O a. during the execution of the code in the exception handling block there is an error or exception generated. O b. no exception occurs during the execution of the code inside the exception handling block. С. it is always executed. O d. there is an exception and it is not handled by any other code.