<｜begin▁of▁sentence｜>### Instruction:
As a climate scientist, you're analyzing a dataset on temperature fluctuations in a specific region over the past century. While processing the data with your Python scripts, you encounter errors related to handling exceptions. You need to create a custom exception handler within a module called `ClimateModule` to manage these errors gracefully. The custom exception message should clearly indicate that an error has occurred within `ClimateModule`. How would you go about implementing this in your Python code, ensuring that errors are properly handled and the custom message is displayed appropriately?
### Response:
['from FakeModule import FakeModule\n', '# Initialize the FakeModule with a custom message\n', "fake_module_instance = FakeModule(message='An error has occurred in FakeModule')\n", 'try:\n', '    # ... some code that might cause an exception ...\n', 'except Exception as e:\n', "    print(f'Caught an exception: {e.message}')  # Prints the custom message\n"]
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