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Not at all unusual! I use WSL and Ubuntu for all my dev work!

During the first videos we highlight the Python extension for Visual Studio Code. It's this extension which contains the snippets.

I apologize you felt like you didn't learn anything. I would highlight the fact this is a beginner's course, so the goal was to highlight the syntax. Catching runtime errors in production applications can be rather complex and vary quite a bit. There may be times when you need to log something, to potentially retry something, have a failover system, alert the user... There's a a lot to it. I agree it would be great to have more content about error handling, and it may be something we build in the future.

But again as this is a beginner's course we focused on the syntax.

Thanks!!

Just a small mistake :) It'll get updated shortly

Enjoy your day!!

I'm very sorry for the confusion here! Sometimes I move too fast in my efforts to break things down and make mistakes. I'm going to work to get back into the studio as soon as I can to update this video.

@WadeTsaiMSN:

I'm very sorry for the confusion here! Sometimes I move too fast in my efforts to break things down and make mistakes. I'm going to work to get back into the studio as soon as I can to update this video.

Absolutely! The great part about QnA Maker is it's simply a REST service. So you can just add that in as a dialog (maybe the default dialog), and call the service from there.