Step-by-Step Execution:
Importing suppress from contextlib:
suppress is a context manager that is used to ignore specified exceptions.
Using with suppress(FileNotFoundError):
The with block executes normally.
If a FileNotFoundError occurs inside the block, it is silenced (ignored) instead of raising an error.
Attempting to Open a Non-Existent File (open("non_existent.txt")):
Since "non_existent.txt" does not exist, Python normally raises a FileNotFoundError.
However, because of suppress(FileNotFoundError), the error is ignored, and execution continues.
Executing print("After with block"):
Since the exception is suppressed, the program does not crash.
The statement "After with block" is printed.
Output:
After with block
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