You could still do some work after return if you return from a try-block, the finally-block would still be executed, e.g.:
def fun(x):
try:
return x * 20
finally:
print("Yay! I still got executed, even though my function has already returned!")
print(fun(5))
Expected Output:
Yay! I still got executed, even though my function has already returned!
100
Quoting the docs:
When return passes control out of a try statement with a finally
clause, that finally clause is executed before really leaving the
function.