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For example, say func1 calls func2, which calls func3, which calls func4, which raises an exception.
If I put a try/except when calling func1, will it catch the exception raised by func4?
func1 --> func2 --> func3 --> func4 Raises exception
Exceptions propagate until they reach a handler, or until they reach the entry point for the program or thread. If the latter happens, your program will terminate. So, yes, the exception will be caught in func1, unless one of the other functions catches it first.