What is the basically use of finally while we know it
is always executed but why?
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Answer / reshma
Using finally one can close the resources such as file
handler or a database connection. It ia good to maintain
the internal state of an object.
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Answer / muffy.jad@gmail.com
The finally block is used to ensure resources are recovered
regardless of any problems that may occur.
finally is important because it allows the programmer to
guarantee the release of memory regardless of what happens
in the try block
finally is necessary when you need to set something other
than memory back to its original state.
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Finally block always execute, its not consider whether an
exception is raised or not. Once try block is executed
means finally will be executed.
Finally block is necessary, often sufficient to execute
some important things its nothing but connection close
stmt..
system.exit(0); given in try catch block means finally
block will not be executed.
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Answer / srinu
In finally block writing the code of clean up code i.e
means release the database connection,close the file.The
finally block complusary be executed block when ever
exception raised or not all ways execute this finally block
Note:
The following write statement write in try or catch block
it will not execute
System.error(0);
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