R. David Murray added the comment: Print b happens when the interpreter is processing the loop condition for loop c. print c happens when it is processing the body of the loop (ie: is inside the try/except in the body of the loop). Presumably if you set your keyboard autorepeat interval short enough you could manage to get it to print a, too, while it was processing the loop condition for loop b after a keyboard interrupt that prints b.
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