Finally clause in C#

Copy the code below and experiment its execution

try
{

 int myInt = (int) new object(); // This should cause an Exception

 return; // code will NOT be pass

}
catch
{

 throw new Exception("My Error"); // code WILL BE PASS

 return; // code will NOT be pass

}
finally
{

 GC.Collect(); // code WILL BE PASS

 return; // code WILL BE PASS

}
return; // code will NOT be pass

I found something interesting; see this. It says that the "finally block is useful for" .... "running any code that must execute even if an exception occurs".

The finally block is optional block in C#.
It will always run when control encountered in try block. The finally block mostly used to clean the resources like files.

The finally block can be used without exception(catch) block also.

hi,

Finnaly block is always called after try  block.
if any code in try block is execute then its always finally block run or execute.

hope this help.

By return out what exactly do you mean? The finally block includes a return statement, is that what you mean? Then it will depend on where the return statement is placed, ie, before or after the code...see for eg:

finally
{
// code block
return;

}

in the above case the code block is executed

but in the below case, it will not be executed because it is placed AFTER the return:

finally
{
return;
// code block
}

Hope this is clear.