Are bad try / catch attachments statements?

Question

My business right now:

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  catch

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    condition
  catch

catch
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Is it bad to have such code? Too much noise or some consequences of this?

Answer 1

I wouldn’t just cut off the verdict and demand “it's bad,” because sometimes you may need it. Python sometimes deliberately throws exceptions instead of letting you ask (is that ...?) [EAFP motto], and in some cases, nesting try/catchis useful when it makes sense with a logical code stream.

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Answer 2

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