ConnectionAbortedError
In Python, ConnectionAbortedError is a built-in exception that is raised when a peer unexpectedly closes an established connection.
This exception is a subclass of ConnectionError, which itself is a subclass of OSError. You may encounter this error when working with network programming or socket connections, where maintaining a stable connection is crucial.
As a developer, you can catch this exception to handle cases where the connection is aborted. This allows you to gracefully handle the situation, perhaps by attempting to reconnect or informing the user of the issue.
ConnectionAbortedError Occurs When
A peer unexpectedly closes an established connection.
ConnectionAbortedError Can Be Used When
- Handling aborted connections in network applications
- Implementing reconnection logic in socket programming
- Logging connection issues for further analysis
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By Leodanis Pozo Ramos • Updated May 19, 2025