I have to open & write to about 10 different files all within the same loop. e.g:

for i in range(0,10):
    try:
        a=5
        file1 = open("file1.txt",'w+')
        file2 = open("file2.txt",'w+')
        #... etc

        print(str(a),file=file1)
        print(str(a)+"hi",file=file2)
        # ... etc
    except: 
        #error handling

Now what I'd like to do is be able to get specific exception information such as what file was being opened/written to within the general exception. From my current understanding, I'd have to do something like this to achieve what I want:

for i in range(0,5):
    a=5
    try:
        file1 = open("file1.txt",'w+')
        print(str(a),file=file1)
    except: 
        #error handling for file1
    try:
        file2 = open("file2.txt",'w+')
        print(str(a)+"hi",file=file2)
    except: 
        #error handling for file2

...Which is going to get extremely clunky and unattractive when I have to do this for about 10 different files. Is there any way to get (for example) the filename info out of a general exception like in my first example? Basically so the exception could report things like "error when writing to file1" without a try/except specifically for file1 operations.

I have to open & write to about 10 different files all within the same loop. e.g:

for i in range(0,10):
    try:
        a=5
        file1 = open("file1.txt",'w+')
        file2 = open("file2.txt",'w+')
        #... etc

        print(str(a),file=file1)
        print(str(a)+"hi",file=file2)
        # ... etc
    except: 
        #error handling

Now what I'd like to do is be able to get specific exception information such as what file was being opened/written to within the general exception. From my current understanding, I'd have to do something like this to achieve what I want:

for i in range(0,5):
    a=5
    try:
        file1 = open("file1.txt",'w+')
        print(str(a),file=file1)
    except: 
        #error handling for file1
    try:
        file2 = open("file2.txt",'w+')
        print(str(a)+"hi",file=file2)
    except: 
        #error handling for file2

...Which is going to get extremely clunky and unattractive when I have to do this for about 10 different files. Is there any way to get (for example) the filename info out of a general exception like in my first example? Basically so the exception could report things like "error when writing to file1" without a try/except specifically for file1 operations.

edit: This is a massive over-simplification of the data being written to the file. str(a) and str(a)+"hi" are not really good representations of the data actually being written; file1 may need a hardcoded integer, where file2 may need a string formatted with multiple variables. to generalize the opening/writing process into a loop isn't going to work very nicely.

I have to open & write to about 10 different files all within the same loop. e.g:

try:
    a=5
    file1 = open("file1.txt",'w+')
    file2 = open("file2.txt",'w+')
    #... etc

    print(str(a),file=file1)
    print(str(a)+"hi",file=file2)
    # ... etc
except: 
    #error handling

Now what I'd like to do is be able to get specific exception information such as what file was being opened/written to within the general exception. From my current understanding, I'd have to do something like this to achieve what I want:

a=5
try:
    file1 = open("file1.txt",'w+')
    print(str(a),file=file1)
except: 
    #error handling for file1
try:
    file2 = open("file2.txt",'w+')
    print(str(a)+"hi",file=file2)
except: 
    #error handling for file2

...Which is going to get extremely clunky and unattractive when I have to do this for about 10 different files. Is there any way to get (for example) the filename info out of a general exception like in my first example? Basically so the exception could report things like "error when writing to file1" without a try/except specifically for file1 operations.

I have to open & write to about 10 different files all within the same loop. e.g:

for i in range(0,10):
    try:
        a=5
        file1 = open("file1.txt",'w+')
        file2 = open("file2.txt",'w+')
        #... etc

        print(str(a),file=file1)
        print(str(a)+"hi",file=file2)
        # ... etc
    except: 
        #error handling

Now what I'd like to do is be able to get specific exception information such as what file was being opened/written to within the general exception. From my current understanding, I'd have to do something like this to achieve what I want:

for i in range(0,5):
    a=5
    try:
        file1 = open("file1.txt",'w+')
        print(str(a),file=file1)
    except: 
        #error handling for file1
    try:
        file2 = open("file2.txt",'w+')
        print(str(a)+"hi",file=file2)
    except: 
        #error handling for file2

...Which is going to get extremely clunky and unattractive when I have to do this for about 10 different files. Is there any way to get (for example) the filename info out of a general exception like in my first example? Basically so the exception could report things like "error when writing to file1" without a try/except specifically for file1 operations.