When a number is divided by zero in a Python script, which specific built-in exception is raised by the interpreter?

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: