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Is it possible to use try without except? Sometimes it doesn't matter if some iterations crash, but using conditions (maybe more than one) looks weirdly

# in my dreams:

for i in lines:
    try:
        print(i[3])
Python 4.1.0
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  • If you just want to do nothing in the error case, see https://docs.python.org/3/library/contextlib.html#contextlib.suppress – jonrsharpe Dec 04 '20 at 20:24

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Try needs an except or finally block following it. If you want to leave it empty, try this

try:
    /*Your code here*/
except:
    pass

EDIT: If you're confident that your block won't raise an exception, you could just remove the try block altogether

for i in lines:
    print(i[3])
treycrossley
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