from mo.utils.error import Error try: # some code that might raise an error except Error as e: print("Error occurred:", str(e))
from mo.utils.error import Error class CustomError(Error): pass def some_function(): raise CustomError("An error occurred.") try: some_function() except CustomError as e: print("Custom error occurred:", str(e))This example shows how to create a custom error class that inherits from `mo.utils.error.Error`. This allows for a more specific type of error to be handled separately from the generic `Error` class. Overall, the `mo.utils.error.Error` class is useful for handling exceptions and errors in a modular and organized way. Its ease of use and ability to create custom error classes make it a powerful tool for handling errors in Python.