What's the difference between using 'finally' in my Python vs moving the "final" code out of the 'except' block?

Question

try:
print("may cause error")
except:
print("error-handling statement")
finally:
print("I always want this code to run at the end")

3rd print statement executes after if we take out 'finally'. Is finally just to make clean code?

Answer 1

Finally is always executed at the end of a try/except block regardless the outcome of the block

Answer 2

Zoee it is not always that the code after the try/except block will run.
But if you use the code in finally it will always run.