Which keyword in Python is used to handle exceptions?

In Python, the keyword that is used to handle exceptions is "try." When you want to execute a block of code that might raise an exception, you place that code inside a try block. If an exception occurs during the execution of the code in the try block, Python will look for an except block to handle that exception gracefully.

Using the try block allows developers to manage errors without terminating the program abruptly. This makes the code more robust and user-friendly, as it can continue to run or provide appropriate messages when errors occur.

The other choices do have their specific uses related to exceptions, but they do not directly handle exceptions in the way the try block does. For instance, "raise" is used to intentionally trigger an exception, while "catch" is not a keyword in Python—Python uses "except" for catching exceptions that are raised. "Handle" is also not a keyword in Python and does not serve a purpose like the other terms mentioned.