Question 4Which block will be executed i. he following program?1 x = "ENGG"2 y = 181034 try:x = y/ 0C = x + yprint(c)8 except ZeroDivisionError as error:9.print (error)10 except TypeError as error:print(error)1112 finally:13print('Finish the program')The finally blockThe try block, the second except block, and the finally blockThe try block, the first except block, and the finally blockThe try block, both except blocks, and the finally block

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Question 4 Which block will be executed i. he following program? 1 x = "ENGG" 2 y = 1810 %3D 3 4 try: x y/ 0 C = x + y print(c) 7 8 except ZeroDivisionError as error: 9. print (error) 10 except TypeError as error: 11 print(error) 12 finally: 13 print('Finish the program' ) The finally block The try block, the second except block, and the finally block O The try block, the first except block, and the finally block The try block, both except blocks, and the finally block

Question 4 Which block will be executed i. he following program? 1 x = "ENGG" 2 y = 1810 %3D 3 4 try: x y/ 0 C = x + y print(c) 7 8 except ZeroDivisionError as error: 9. print (error) 10 except TypeError as error: 11 print(error) 12 finally: 13 print('Finish the program' ) The finally block The try block, the second except block, and the finally block O The try block, the first except block, and the finally block The try block, both except blocks, and the finally block

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