Answer Posted / manish agrahari

try
{
//try and do something here...
}
catch (SomeExeption ex)
{
//Handle the exception and take appropriate action
}
finally
{
//This code will *always* run irrespective if you have
//an exception or not. Usually this is some clean up of
//some sort though.
}

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