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#I have done using exception handling. But I want to raise Arithmetic exception #without using try catch block class Maths:     def operation(self,a):         try:             div = a / 0         except ArithmeticError:             print("This will raise an Error. Because Numbers cannot be divisible by 0.")         else:             print(div) division = Maths() division.operation(15)

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I want to apply access modifiers to constructor in python. class Flats: def __init__(self): print("We have varities of flats like 1BHK, 2HK, 3BHK, 4BHK, 5BHK.") @classmethod def building_no(self,number): print(f"The number of  building is {number} ") @classmethod def building_details(self,name,area): print(f"The name of building is {name} ,located in {area}. ")

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