<prompt> Sepheo sa poleloana ea esele polelong ea leka-ntle le eng?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is the purpose of the else clause in a try-except-else statement? . Response in English: The else clause in a try-except-else statement is used to define a block of code to be executed if the try block does not raise an exception. It is designed to contain code that needs to be executed only if the operation in the try block succeeded. This clause is useful for code that does not need to be protected by the try block, but that must not be executed if an exception was caught. It is often used for clean-up actions, releasing resources or performing actions that depend on the successful execution of the try block. The else block is executed only if no exception is raised in the try block, and before the finally block, if it exists. . Response in Sesotho: Poleloana ea esele polelong ea leka-ntle-ho seng e sebelisoa ho hlalosa boloko ba khoutu e tla phethoa haeba boloko ba leka bo sa hlahise mokhelo. E etselitsoe hore e be le khoutu e lokelang ho etsoa ha feela tsebetso ea try block e atlehile. Temana ena e na le thuso bakeng sa khoutu e sa hlokeng ho sireletsoa ke try block, empa seo ha sea tlameha ho etsoa haeba mokhelo o ka tšoaroa. Hangata e sebelisoa bakeng sa liketso tsa ho hloekisa, ho lokolla lisebelisoa kapa ho etsa liketso tse itšetlehileng ka katleho e atlehileng ea leka block. E ngoe block e etsoa ha feela ho se mokhelo e hlahang bolokong ba leka, le pele ho boloko ba qetellong, haeba bo le teng. 