Why does a code where many exceptions happens at the same time only execute one "except"?

Question

In this code two exceptions happen at the same time (zero division and name error)
try:
print(variable)
print(10/0)
except ZeroDivisionError:
print("Divided by zero")
except NameError:
print("Error occurred")
Output: Error occurred

Why?? What about Zero division error? Does python have a preference list of exceptions, and if the first happens it ignores the others?
Thanks!!

Answer 1

the try statement stops running as soon at it hits an error. so with your code it reads the first print and immediately goes to the except NameError block.

If you change the order of the print statements it should give you the other error.

Answer 2

Aaaah okeyy!
Thank you very much!!