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Are there runtime errors(= exceptions) that do not generate a traceback?
If yes, why do some runtime errors not generate tracebacks? could you give some examples?
You can pass a very large value to sys.setrecursionlimit(), then enter an infinite recursive loop. The interpreter will crash without a traceback in that case.
However, that’s only because the call to
setrecursionlimit()effectively disables the fail-safe mechanism that would have turned a potential stack overflow into a Python exception.