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Given the following text description, write Python code to implement the functionality described below step by step
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Description:
 Execution model
Always crashes if file contains broken syntax
Step1:  No the syntax error in the first line leads to immediate termination of the program by raising a SyntaxError Excpetion.
Step2:  apparently not the line containing the syntax error is not executed but needs to be parsed anyway, which is not possible if the line contains a syntax error.
Bad indentation always crashes
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Python Code:
definitely broken syntax :)
print "after broken syntax"  # Will this be executed?
Explanation: Execution model
Always crashes if file contains broken syntax
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def i_contain_broken_syntax():
    definitely broken syntax :)
print "after broken syntax"  # Will this be executed?
Explanation: No the syntax error in the first line leads to immediate termination of the program by raising a SyntaxError Excpetion.
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def f():
    print("This is a little demonstration")
    print("that the Jupyter Notebook")
    print("has a decent editor")
    print("Because I am pretty sure that only the error")
    print("is not enough if you are new to this")
	print("<--- What's that arrow? A tab character? Thank Jupyter!")
Explanation: apparently not the line containing the syntax error is not executed but needs to be parsed anyway, which is not possible if the line contains a syntax error.
Bad indentation always crashes
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