The reason we raise exceptions instead of returning False is that:
1. An exception can carry more contextual information about the error that occurred.
2. The 'False' return value may and may not convey the complete message. Sometimes it causes confusion.
The reason we raise exceptions instead of returning False is that:
1. An exception can carry more contextual information about the error that occurred.
2. The 'False' return value may and may not convey the complete message. Sometimes it causes confusion.