No, it will not go in the second except, unless the first one raises an exception, too.
When you go in the except
clause, you are pretty much saying "the exception is caught, I'll handle it", unless you re-raise the exception. For example, this construct can often be quite useful:
try:
some_code()
try:
some_more_code()
except Exception as exc:
fix_some_stuff()
raise exc
except Exception as exc:
fix_more_stuff()
This allows you to have many layers of "fixing" for the same exception.