Martin Panter added the comment: Explanation of my example because it is tricky: The print is actually executed. Then the context manager exits, and the built-in buffered file object tries to flush its buffer and fails. The earlier write() call succeeds, because it only writes to the Python buffer, not the OS file descriptor.
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