What is the "proper" exception class to raise when one of my functions detects None passed where an argument value is required? For instance: def MyFunction(MyArg1, MyArg2): if not MyArg2: raise ?Error? I think I've seen TypeError used here (and it's true that I'm receiving a NoneType where some other type is expected) but that doesn't strike me as quite right for this situation where I think the Exception could be more explicit. Continue reading...
