Exiting a stream without a lot of checks?

Question

Python

Let's say I run the main function in the thread , it does something, while calling other sub_main_1,2,3... functions inside itself , and those others, and so on. And at some level main - sub_main_1 - sub_sub_... I catch an error, my own or, for example, an exception - no access. Therefore, I want to interrupt the execution of the thread. This means I have to return the result (some False flag) from the last function in the chain (or use a class variable, global, does not change the essence), adding checks everywhere after each function. How can this be avoided?

def main():
    if not sub_main_1():
        return
    if not sub_main_2():
        return
    if not sub_main_3():
        return

Answer 1

def sub_main_1():
    return 1


def sub_main_2():
    return 2


def sub_main_3():
    1 / 0


funcs = [sub_main_1, sub_main_2, sub_main_3]


def main():
    for func in funcs:
        try:
            if not func():
                return
        except Exception as e:
            print(e)
            return func, False


if __name__ == '__main__':
    print(main())

division by zero
(<function sub_main_3 at 0x000002679A31B318>, False)