# NotFound

Raised when a requested resource is not found (HTTP 404).

This exception is thrown when attempting to access or manipulate a resource that does not exist in the Fiddler platform. This can include models, projects, datasets, alerts, or any other entity that cannot be located using the provided identifier.

Common scenarios include using incorrect IDs, attempting to access deleted resources, or referencing resources that haven't been created yet.

## Examples

Handling missing resources:

```python
try:
    model = client.get_model("wrong-model-id")

except NotFound as e:
    print(f"Model not found: {e.message}")
    # Create the model or check the correct ID
```

Checking if a resource exists:

```python
try:
    project = client.get_project("my-project")
    print("Project exists")

except NotFound:
    print("Project doesn't exist, creating it…")
    project = client.create_project(name="my-project")
```

Common NotFound scenarios:

```python
- Accessing models, projects, or datasets with wrong IDs
- Referencing deleted or expired resources
- Typos in resource names or identifiers
```

## code *: int* *= 404*

## reason *: str* *= 'NotFound'*


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