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I am new to python and I have been wondering if you can do something like this in python. 

try:
   something():
if it throws an exception then try this:
   something1():
if it throws an exception again:
   print(exception)
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    You can put a try block inside another try block, or in an except block. Commented Oct 10, 2017 at 9:53

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Of course you can.

try:
    something()
except Exception as exp:
    try:
        something1()
    except Exception as exp2:
        print(exp, exp2)
        raise exp # in case you want to raise the original exception
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