Select all TRUE statements about try$/$except blocks.

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Except Blocks can handle exceptions of multiple types.

When an exception is encountered in a try block, Python does not run the rest of the code in that try block and skips to the corresponding except block

The code in an except block does not run unless there is an exception thrown in its corresponding try block

Try$/$except blocks need to come in pairs, each cannot be used separately.

If an exception is caught, the except block is run and then the program continues to run normally.