How can you access the traceback object associated with an exception inside an `except` block?

By using the `traceback` module's `format_exc()` function

By using the `inspect` module's `getframeinfo()`

By accessing the exception's `__traceback__` attribute

A developer has this code: try: value = int(user_input) except ValueError: raise RuntimeError("Invalid input") When a ValueError occurs, what is the value of the __context__ attribute on the RuntimeError instance?

The ValueError instance that was caught

A debugging tool catches an exception and needs to log the sequence of function names in the call stack at the moment the exception was raised. The exception object is 'exc'. Which approach correctly extracts this sequence?

names = [frame.f_code.co_name for frame in exc.__traceback__.tb_frame.f_locals.values()]

import inspect names = [frame.f_code.co_name for frame in inspect.stack()]

tb = exc.__traceback__ names = [] while tb: names.append(tb.tb_frame.f_code.co_name) tb = tb.tb_next

names = exc.__traceback__.tb_frame.f_code.co_name

What is the purpose of adding named attributes to a custom exception class?

To automatically log the exception to a file

To store and retrieve specific details about the error context

To make the exception object iterable

To change the exception's traceback information

What happens when you use a bare `raise` statement inside an `except` block?

It is invalid syntax and causes a `SyntaxError`

It raises a new exception of type `RuntimeError`

It re-raises the same exception, preserving its traceback

It raises the exception with a cleared traceback

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