If there is more than one except: branches after the try: clause, we can say that:

• one or more except: blocks will be executed
• exactly one except: block will be executed
• none of the except: blocks will be executed
• not more than one except: block will be executed

Explanation: At most, one of the except branches is executed – none of the except branches is performed when the raised exception doesn’t match the specified exceptions, or when no exception is raised at all.

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