In Python, if a programmer attempts to convert a non-numeric string value like 'Hello' into an integer using the int() function, which specific error is raised?

What is the output of the following Python exception handling code? def divide(x, y): try: res = x / y except ZeroDivisionError: print('Error', end=' ') else: print('Success', end=' ') finally: print('Done', end=' ') divide(10, 2)

Arrange the following steps in chronological order in the context of exception handling in programming: (A) Program Termination (if exception is unhandled) (B) Exception is raised / thrown (C) Error occurs in a program (D) Catching / handling the exception Choose the correct sequence: