I was today years old when I found out that Python supports else clauses in try/excepts.
Their functionality is brilliant, too! I always used to use guard values and flags to find out if an exception happened.

Totally surprised (and embarrassed), but IMO this is one of the reasons why writing in Python feels so nice.

Context: I have been using python for 7 years (from 2nd year of college up to mid-PhD), and using it almost exclusively in the last 4. I did know about the `finally` clause, but I hardly ever use it.