Despite releasing all the way back in Python 3.11, exception groups are scarcely used. Some of this will be due to authors maintaning compatibility with older Python versions, but there are some great uses of this, especially when validating inputs or managing multiple things at the same time.
In this video, we'll learn how to create and handle exception groups, and how you can use them you can't use Python 3.11!
00:00 - Intro
01:01 - Creating exception groups
03:26 - Nesting exception groups
05:11 - Handling exception groups using the normal except
06:34 - Handling using the except* syntax
12:10 - A real-world example
17:12 - Outro
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